gemmated Sentence Examples
- The succulent produced countless gemmated rosettes, each a miniature replica of the mother plant.
- The branching coral's polyps gemmated tirelessly, forming a complex and vibrant colony.
- The fungus hyphae gemmated profusely, spreading their tendrils through the decaying wood.
- The amoeba's cytoplasm flowed smoothly, gemmating into new individuals.
- The yeast colony expanded rapidly, with new cells gemmating at an astonishing rate.
- The gemmated buds of the moss formed a dense carpet, carpeting the forest floor.
- The gemmules of the sponge fell to the ocean floor, waiting for the right conditions to regenerate.
- The plant's stolons elongated, gemmating at intervals to produce new roots and shoots.
- The hydra's body multiplies through gemmation, creating a colony of identical individuals.
- The gemmated fragments of the sea urchin's skeleton scattered across the seafloor, providing homes for tiny creatures.
gemmated Meaning
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gemmated (a.)
Having buds; adorned with gems or jewels.
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Having buds; adorned with gems or jewels.
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The succulent produced countless gemmated rosettes, each a miniature replica of the mother plant.
The branching coral's polyps gemmated tirelessly, forming a complex and vibrant colony.
The fungus hyphae gemmated profusely, spreading their tendrils through the decaying wood.
The amoeba's cytoplasm flowed smoothly, gemmating into new individuals.
