Definition of strobila in English:

strobila

nounPlural strobilae strəˈbʌɪləstrəˈbīlə

Zoology

1The segmented part of the body of a tapeworm that consists of a long chain of proglottids.
Example sentencesExamples
- Worms, recovered by chemotherapy with niclosamide, consisted of 32 strobilae.
- The youngest portion of the strobila is just behind the neck, while the oldest portion is at the posterior end of the body.
- The strobila is made up of anywhere from a few to more than one thousand proglottids but usually contains several dozen.
2A stack of immature larval jellyfish formed on a sessile polyp-like form by budding.
Example sentencesExamples
- This slide shows the late strobila stage of the jellyfish Aurelia.
- The strobila may look like a stack of saucers, the saucers being the immature medusae called ephyrae.

Derivatives

strobilation

noun

Zoology

However, a strobilation event in November 1998 prevented the complete loss of medusae.
Example sentencesExamples
- This species reproduces through strobilation, similar to most other jellies, but with varying seasonality.
- A temperature drop from 15 to 10° induces strobilation of polyps of Aurelia aurita from the North Sea.
- Collectively, these studies indicate that iodinated organic compounds, such as thyroxine, can affect strobilation and mineralization in cnidarians.
- The usual strobilation period for Aurelia aurita lasted from early March to about May.

Origin

Mid 19th century: modern Latin, from Greek strobilē 'twisted plug of lint', from strephein 'to twist'.

Definition of strobila in US English:

strobila

nounstrəˈbīlə

Zoology

1The segmented part of the body of a tapeworm that consists of a long chain of proglottids.
Example sentencesExamples
- The youngest portion of the strobila is just behind the neck, while the oldest portion is at the posterior end of the body.
- Worms, recovered by chemotherapy with niclosamide, consisted of 32 strobilae.
- The strobila is made up of anywhere from a few to more than one thousand proglottids but usually contains several dozen.
2A stack of immature larval jellyfish formed on a sessile polyp-like form by budding.
Example sentencesExamples
- The strobila may look like a stack of saucers, the saucers being the immature medusae called ephyrae.
- This slide shows the late strobila stage of the jellyfish Aurelia.

Origin

Mid 19th century: modern Latin, from Greek strobilē ‘twisted plug of lint’, from strephein ‘to twist’.

词汇	strobila
释义	Definition of strobila in English: strobila nounPlural strobilae strəˈbʌɪləstrəˈbīlə Zoology 1The segmented part of the body of a tapeworm that consists of a long chain of proglottids. Example sentencesExamples Worms, recovered by chemotherapy with niclosamide, consisted of 32 strobilae. The youngest portion of the strobila is just behind the neck, while the oldest portion is at the posterior end of the body. The strobila is made up of anywhere from a few to more than one thousand proglottids but usually contains several dozen. 2A stack of immature larval jellyfish formed on a sessile polyp-like form by budding. Example sentencesExamples This slide shows the late strobila stage of the jellyfish Aurelia. The strobila may look like a stack of saucers, the saucers being the immature medusae called ephyrae. Derivatives strobilation noun Zoology However, a strobilation event in November 1998 prevented the complete loss of medusae. Example sentencesExamples This species reproduces through strobilation, similar to most other jellies, but with varying seasonality. A temperature drop from 15 to 10° induces strobilation of polyps of Aurelia aurita from the North Sea. Collectively, these studies indicate that iodinated organic compounds, such as thyroxine, can affect strobilation and mineralization in cnidarians. The usual strobilation period for Aurelia aurita lasted from early March to about May. Origin Mid 19th century: modern Latin, from Greek strobilē 'twisted plug of lint', from strephein 'to twist'. Definition of strobila in US English: strobila nounstrəˈbīlə Zoology 1The segmented part of the body of a tapeworm that consists of a long chain of proglottids. Example sentencesExamples The youngest portion of the strobila is just behind the neck, while the oldest portion is at the posterior end of the body. Worms, recovered by chemotherapy with niclosamide, consisted of 32 strobilae. The strobila is made up of anywhere from a few to more than one thousand proglottids but usually contains several dozen. 2A stack of immature larval jellyfish formed on a sessile polyp-like form by budding. Example sentencesExamples The strobila may look like a stack of saucers, the saucers being the immature medusae called ephyrae. This slide shows the late strobila stage of the jellyfish Aurelia. Origin Mid 19th century: modern Latin, from Greek strobilē ‘twisted plug of lint’, from strephein ‘to twist’.
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