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strobili

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun strobilus has 1 sense
  1. cone, strobilus, strobile - cone-shaped mass of ovule- or spore-bearing scales or bracts
    --1 is a kind of reproductive structure
    --1 is a part of
     conifer, coniferous tree; club moss, club-moss, lycopod; horsetail
    --1 has particulars: fir cone; galbulus; pinecone

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Strobili

Description

Strobili, also known as strobiles, are cone-like structures found in certain plants, especially conifers and clubmosses. They consist of a central axis surrounded by numerous specialized scales or sporophylls. Strobili play a crucial role in the reproductive cycle of these plants, as they bear the spores or seeds needed for propagation.

Senses and Usages

1. Botanical sense:

In botany, strobili refer to the reproductive cone-like structures found in plants such as conifers and clubmosses.

Example sentence: The pine tree's strobili release their pollen into the air during spring.

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2. Zoological sense:

In zoology, strobili are used to describe segments or segments-like structures observed in some animals, especially in certain invertebrates.

Example sentence: The jellyfish's strobili detach and develop into independent organisms.

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3. Local term:

In local slang, strobili are sometimes used as a colloquial term to refer to small, flashy and attention-grabbing accessories or objects.

Example sentence: She adorned her outfit with strobili like shiny brooches and sparkly rings.

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