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If the hutch is permanently attached to a surface, make sure the attachments are secure before turning on the pressure washer.[6] It may work better to take the hutch down and place it on a gravel or concrete area to pressure wash it.
Many choanoflagellates are solitary and sessile (attached to a surface), with or without a stalk.
The foliose forms are flat, leaflike, and loosely attached to a surface.
As with other hydroids, the medusoid form is produced by a small, sedentary polypoid form (cylindrical, stalklike, and permanently attached to a surface).
The polyp may be solitary, as in the sea anemone, or colonial, as in coral, and is sessile (attached to a surface).
In order for small aggregates of cells to form larger aggregates, the cells must generally become attached to a surface, where they flatten and develop an envelope of special cells (pinacocytes); this is called the diamorph stage.
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The cancer-like cells could grow in sparse cultures and without having to attach to a surface, and they showed many other changes.
The gametes from different individuals unite to form a planula, a ciliated, free-swimming larva, which attaches to a surface and develops into a polyp.
Scientists knew that the presence of certain bacteria helps trigger the larvae of the tubeworm Hydroides elegans to attach to a surface and metamorphose.
In S. aureus, the expression of CWA proteins is integral to the ability of the organism to attach to a surface and thereby initiate biofilm formation (Fig. 5).
Moribund: Not capable of attaching to a surface (the inside wall of the beaker), using the flat body as a 'sucking disc'.
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