Voorbeelden van anemone

• It was full of fresh and beautiful anemones of all colors. 

• She bowed her face over the flowers—the freesias so sweet and spring-like, the scarlet anemones flaunting over the table. 

• The cowslips and anemones nodded as our boots brushed them. 

• The stem of a good anemone should be eight or nine inches in height, with a strong upright stalk. 

• There was a bowl of freesias and scarlet anemones on the table. 

• Invertebrates collected have included varieties of sponge, anemone, annelid, mollusc, crustacean, asteroid, ophiuroid, echinoid, holothurioid and tunicate.

• Number one runs about naming flowers, prickly pear, anemones and cyclamens, black almond trunks: from iron wood, he says, resurrection, clouds of blossom.

• In the tree of life, already at the low evolutionary level of cnidarians, say in a medusa, or in a sea anemone, there are primitive nervous systems.

• The sea fan anemone is another biodiversity action plan species.

• That is the case because it supports a further unique species, the sea fan anemone or amphianthus dohrnii.

• It has been made clear that the flowers mainly concerned are anemones, polyanthus and narcissii which are grown in the open and have no protection.

• Therefore, where anemones and narcissi are concerned, there is a very good case, because these are flowers on which the people in that part of the country largely depend.

• However, the underwater wildlife there includes an amazing collection of 24 species of sponges, as well as cuttlefish, tompot blennies, burrowing anemones, slipper limpets and hermit crabs.

• I shall deal, first, with anemones.

• As it normally reproduces asexually by basal laceration—a process whereby small fragments of tissue tear away from it and regenerate into tiny anemones—its distribution can be patchy and changeable.

• Close relatives without calcareous hard parts suffered only minor losses, for example sea anemones, from which modern corals evolved.

• These are most common in corals, sponges and sea anemones.

• Most are unsuccessful and die or are fed upon by zooplankton and bottom dwelling predators such as anemones and other corals.

• They may harm crabs and shrimp, clams, feather dusters, anemones and similar tankmates.

• In the springtime, the oakwood floor is carpeted with a display of bluebells, wood sorrel and wood anemones.