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Definition of hydroid
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Hydroid
(n.) One of the
Hydroideas.
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Sea Fir
::
Sea fir () A
sertularian
hydroid,
especially
Sertularia
abietina,
which
branches
like a
miniature
fir
tree..
Plumularia
::
Plumularia
(n.) Any
hydroid
belonging
to
Plumularia
and other
genera
of the
family
Plumularidae.
They
generally
grow in
plumelike
forms.
Sessile
::
Sessile
(a.)
Permanently
attached;
-- said of the
gonophores
of
certain
hydroids
which never
became
detached.
Style
::
Stylaster
(n.) Any one of
numerous
species
of
delicate,
usually
pink,
calcareous
hydroid
corals
of the genus
Stylaster..
Trophosome
::
Trophosome
(n.) The
nutritive
zooids
of a
hydroid,
collectively,
as
distinguished
from the
gonosome,
or
reproductive
zooids..
Hydractinian
::
Hydractinian
(n.) Any
species
or
marine
hydroids,
of the genus
Hydractinia
and
allied
genera.
These
hydroids
form, by their
rootstalks,
a firm,
chitinous
coating
on
shells
and
stones,
and esp. on
spiral
shells
occupied
by
hermit
crabs.
See
Illust.
of
Athecata..
Ramulus
::
Ramulus
(n.) A small
branch,
or
branchlet,
of
corals,
hydroids,
and
similar
organisms..
Blastostyle
::
Blastostyle
(n.) In
certain
hydroids,
an
imperfect
zooid,
whose
special
function
is to
produce
medusoid
buds. See
Hydroidea,
and
Athecata..
Zooid
::
Zooid (n.) One of the
individual
animals
in a
composite
group,
as of
Anthozoa,
Hydroidea,
and
Bryozoa;
--
sometimes
restricted
to those
individuals
in which the mouth and
digestive
organs
are not
developed..
Hydrina
::
Hydrina
(n. pl.) The group of
hydroids
to which the
fresh-water
hydras
belong.
Hydrocaulus
::
Hydrocaulus
(n.) The
hollow
stem of a
hydroid,
either
simple
or
branched.
See
Illust.
of
Gymnoblastea
and
Hydroidea..
Nematocalyx
::
Nematocalyx
(n.) One of a
peculiar
kind of cups, or
calicles,
found upon
hydroids
of the
family
Plumularidae.
They
contain
nematocysts.
See
Plumularia..
Trachymedusae
::
Trachymedusae
(n. pl.) A
division
of
acalephs
in which the
development
is
direct
from the eggs,
without
a
hydroid
stage.
Some of the
species
are
parasitic
on other
medusae..
Medusoid
::
Medusoid
(a.) Like a
medusa;
having
the
fundamental
structure
of a
medusa,
but
without
a
locomotive
disk; -- said of the
sessile
gonophores
of
hydroids..
Hydroidea
::
Hydroidea
(n. pl.) An
extensive
order of
Hydrozoa
or
Acalephae.
Hydrorhiza
::
Hydrorhiza
(n.) The
rootstock
or
decumbent
stem by which a
hydroid
is
attached
to other
objects.
See
Illust.
under
Hydroidea.
Hydrocorallia
::
Hydrocorallia
(n. pl.) A
division
of
Hydroidea,
including
those
genera
that
secrete
a stony
coral,
as
Millepora
and
Stylaster.
Two forms of
zooids
in life
project
from small pores in the coral and
resemble
those of other
hydroids.
See
Millepora..
Scyphistoma
::
Scyphistoma
(n.) The young
attached
larva of
Discophora
in the stage when it
resembles
a
hydroid,
or
actinian..
Gemmipares
::
Gemmipares
(n. pl.)
Animals
which
increase
by
budding,
as
hydroids..
Sertularian
::
Sertularian
(n.) Any
species
of
Sertularia,
or of
Sertularidae,
a
family
of
hydroids
having
branched
chitinous
stems and
simple
sessile
hydrothecae.
Also used
adjectively..
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