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Meaning of hydrorhiza
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hydrorhiza (n.)
The rootstock or decumbent stem by which a hydroid is attached to other objects. See Illust. under Hydroidea.
hydrorhiza Sentence Examples
- The hydrorhiza of the bryozoan formed a network of interconnected root-like structures.
- The flat hydrorhiza of the fern anchored it firmly to the moist forest floor.
- The creeping hydrorhiza of the moss spread across the surface of the rock, absorbing water and nutrients.
- The delicate hydrorhiza of the seaweed extended from the base of its fronds, attaching it to the ocean floor.
- The branching hydrorhiza of the sponge provided a stable base for the organism to filter water.
- The filamentous hydrorhiza of the algae covered the surface of the pond, forming a verdant mat.
- The regenerative hydrorhiza of the fern enabled it to rapidly propagate new plants.
- The symbiotic hydrorhiza of the lichen attached itself to the bark of the tree, forming a mutualistic relationship.
- The microscopic hydrorhiza of the diatom was essential for its adherence to aquatic surfaces.
- The rhizoidal hydrorhiza of the liverwort acted as primitive roots, anchoring it to the soil.
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The rootstock or decumbent stem by which a hydroid is attached to other objects. See Illust. under Hydroidea.
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The hydrorhiza of the bryozoan formed a network of interconnected root-like structures.
The flat hydrorhiza of the fern anchored it firmly to the moist forest floor.
The creeping hydrorhiza of the moss spread across the surface of the rock, absorbing water and nutrients.
The delicate hydrorhiza of the seaweed extended from the base of its fronds, attaching it to the ocean floor.
