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Meaning of sertularia
sertularia (n)
sessile hydroid that forms feathery colonies
sertularia (n.)
A genus of delicate branching hydroids having small sessile hydrothecae along the sides of the branches.
sertularia Sentence Examples
- The sertularia swayed gently in the ocean current, its delicate branches forming an intricate tapestry.
- The encrusting sertularia adhered firmly to the surface of the rock, forming a rough and stony surface.
- The colony of sertularia created a haven for small marine creatures, providing them with shelter and sustenance.
- The sertularia's hydranths extended their tentacles outwards, capturing tiny prey in their sticky grasp.
- The Sertularia grandis species exhibited long, branched colonies that resembled miniature trees.
- The presence of sertularia often indicated the health of the marine environment, as it required clean water to thrive.
- Scientists studied the growth patterns of sertularia to gain insights into the changing conditions of the ocean.
- The sertularia's ability to regenerate its branches made it resilient to damage caused by storms or predators.
- The serrated edges of the sertularia provided protection against grazing animals that might otherwise ingest it.
- The intricate structure of sertularia inspired artists and designers to create beautiful and delicate works of art.
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sessile hydroid that forms feathery coloniesA genus of delicate branching hydroids having small sessile hydrothecae along the sides of the branches.
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The sertularia swayed gently in the ocean current, its delicate branches forming an intricate tapestry.
The encrusting sertularia adhered firmly to the surface of the rock, forming a rough and stony surface.
The colony of sertularia created a haven for small marine creatures, providing them with shelter and sustenance.
The sertularia's hydranths extended their tentacles outwards, capturing tiny prey in their sticky grasp.
