During the dissection, the researcher noted that the strobila consisted of dozens of repeating proglottids, each with reproductive organs.

The marine biologist carefully photographed the strobilae before preserving the specimens for further study.

The neon sign strobilates at midnight, startling the late-night pedestrians.

Some species strobilate annually when environmental cues trigger the development of cone-like reproductive structures.

During the study, we observed strobilation in the jellyfish population, where polyps produced stacks of ephyrae that later detached as individual medusae.

The botanist admired the strobilaceous structure of the ancient conifer, noting how each scale protected the developing seeds.

The marine biologist observed multiple strobilations in the developing jellyfish, each releasing a new ephyra.

The deep-sea jellyfish strobilated briefly before releasing its ephyrae into the current.

The old lighthouse was strobilating across the foggy harbor, guiding ships with its rapid, rhythmic flashes.

The botanist examined the strobilar structures under the microscope to determine their reproductive roles.