plumularia (Meaning)

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plumularia (n.)

Any hydroid belonging to and other genera of the family Plumularidae. They generally grow in plumelike forms.

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

The intricate patterns of plumularia fronds adorned the seafloor, creating a breathtaking underwater tapestry.
Researchers captured specimens of plumularia for microscopic examination, revealing their delicate internal structures.
The tufted colonies of plumularia provided shelter and sustenance to a vast array of marine life.
The vibrant colors of plumularia species, ranging from scarlet to emerald, attracted curious divers and snorkelers.
The graceful swaying of plumularia fronds in the ocean currents created a mesmerizing spectacle.
The abundance of plumularia in a particular area often indicated favorable environmental conditions.
Scientists studying the growth and reproduction of plumularia sought to understand the intricate cycles of marine life.
The presence of plumularia on ship hulls was a sign that the vessel had traveled far and encountered diverse marine ecosystems.
Conservation efforts aimed to protect plumularia habitats, recognizing their ecological value and aesthetic appeal.
The delicate beauty of plumularia fronds inspired artists and jewelers to create intricate and evocative designs.

Any hydroid belonging to and other genera of the family Plumularidae. They generally grow in plumelike forms.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The intricate patterns of plumularia fronds adorned the seafloor, creating a breathtaking underwater tapestry.

Researchers captured specimens of plumularia for microscopic examination, revealing their delicate internal structures.

The tufted colonies of plumularia provided shelter and sustenance to a vast array of marine life.

The vibrant colors of plumularia species, ranging from scarlet to emerald, attracted curious divers and snorkelers.