gemmuliferous Sentence Examples
- The freshwater sponge Ephydatia fluviatilis is a gemmuliferous species, capable of producing gemmules to survive unfavorable conditions.
- Gemmuliferous statoblasts of the bryozoan Plumatella are resistant to freezing and desiccation.
- Gemmiferous marine sponges, such as Geodia barretti, play a crucial role in deep-sea ecosystems.
- The invasive gemmuliferous sponge Corbicula fluminea can outcompete native species in aquatic habitats.
- Gemmules produced by the gemmuliferous clam Musculista senhousia provide protection against environmental stress.
- Gemmuliferous moss Polytrichum commune can survive in harsh environments, forming dense mats in nutrient-poor soils.
- The gemmuliferous fern Asplenium trichomanes is an epiphytic species commonly found on tree trunks in humid forests.
- Gemmules of the gemmuliferous flatworm Dugesia dorotocephala are covered by a protective proteinaceous layer.
- Gemmuliferous geckos of the genus Teratoscincus are specialized lizards that can shed their tails in self-defense.
- The gemmuliferous sea anemone Actinia equina attaches to rocks and uses its tentacles to capture prey.
gemmuliferous Meaning
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gemmuliferous (a.)
Bearing or producing gemmules or buds.
Synonyms & Antonyms of gemmuliferous
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Bearing or producing gemmules or buds.
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The freshwater sponge Ephydatia fluviatilis is a gemmuliferous species, capable of producing gemmules to survive unfavorable conditions.
Gemmuliferous statoblasts of the bryozoan Plumatella are resistant to freezing and desiccation.
Gemmiferous marine sponges, such as Geodia barretti, play a crucial role in deep-sea ecosystems.
The invasive gemmuliferous sponge Corbicula fluminea can outcompete native species in aquatic habitats.
