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Meaning of hydrocaulus
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hydrocaulus (n.)
The hollow stem of a hydroid, either simple or branched. See Illust. of Gymnoblastea and Hydroidea.
hydrocaulus Sentence Examples
- The hydrocaulus of the kelp forest swayed gently in the ocean currents.
- The hydrocaulus, or stem, of the seaweed reached up to the surface of the water.
- The primary hydrocaulus of the seaweed plant emerged from the holdfast.
- The lateral hydrocauli branched off from the main stem and bore the fronds.
- The hydrocaulus of the algae provided support and anchorage to the plant.
- The hydrocaulus contains the vascular tissue that transports nutrients throughout the seaweed.
- The growth rate of the hydrocaulus is influenced by environmental factors such as light intensity and water temperature.
- The morphology of the hydrocaulus can vary depending on the species of seaweed.
- The hydrocaulus is a key component of the seaweed's anatomy and plays a vital role in its survival.
- Scientists study the hydrocaulus to understand the growth, development, and ecological significance of seaweed.
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The hollow stem of a hydroid, either simple or branched. See Illust. of Gymnoblastea and Hydroidea.
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The hydrocaulus of the kelp forest swayed gently in the ocean currents.
The hydrocaulus, or stem, of the seaweed reached up to the surface of the water.
The primary hydrocaulus of the seaweed plant emerged from the holdfast.
The lateral hydrocauli branched off from the main stem and bore the fronds.
