The strawberry patch expanded quickly thanks to the stolons sending out new plantlets.

The gardener was careful to bury each stolon shallowly so the nodes could root and form new plants.

The stolonate groundcover spread quickly across the garden beds, creating a dense green carpet.

The stolonal runners spread rapidly across the lawn, forming a dense mat of vegetation.

The stolonic runners spread across the garden, creating new clonal plants within weeks.

Stoloniferans spread across the tide pool, their tiny polyps linked by delicate stolons.

The divers examined a rare stoloniferan growing between the rocks, noting its delicate polyps.

The diver photographed a stolonifera attached to a deep reef wall.

The stoloniferous groundcover spread rapidly across the bare soil, forming a dense mat that prevented erosion.

Researchers isolated stoloniferone from samples of the soft coral Clavularia viridis to evaluate its cytotoxic activity.