"strobilate" meaning in All languages combined

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          "text": "These, in turn, reproduce by cloning; when conditions are right, they ‘strobilate’, elongating and splitting into a stack of discs which develop into larvae, and break away to become medusae.",
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        "(intransitive, biology) To produce a strobilus or strobila (layered, conelike structure)."
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