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Meaning of hydrazoite
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hydrazoite (n)
a salt of hydrazoic acid
hydrazoite Sentence Examples
- The hydrazoite is the basic structural unit of colonial organisms like hydroids.
- Hydrazoites possess radial symmetry and exhibit a simple body plan with a central stem and tentacles.
- Each hydrazoite consists of a central gastrovascular cavity lined by digestive cells.
- The tentacles of hydrazoites are equipped with stinging cells for capturing prey.
- Hydrazoites reproduce asexually by budding, giving rise to new individuals.
- The asexual reproduction in hydrazoites occurs through the formation of small outgrowths called buds.
- Hydrazoites exhibit remarkable regenerative abilities, allowing them to regrow lost body parts.
- Hydrazoites form colonies by attaching to a substrate with their basal disks.
- The colonial nature of hydrazoites provides them with increased protection against predators.
- Hydrazoites play an important role in aquatic ecosystems as primary consumers and prey for larger organisms.
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a salt of hydrazoic acid
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The hydrazoite is the basic structural unit of colonial organisms like hydroids.
Hydrazoites possess radial symmetry and exhibit a simple body plan with a central stem and tentacles.
Each hydrazoite consists of a central gastrovascular cavity lined by digestive cells.
The tentacles of hydrazoites are equipped with stinging cells for capturing prey.
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