sensu Bigelow, 1911

Cylindrical nectophores with solid mesogloea. The simple somatocyst extends beyond the point of origin of the pedicular canal. Extensive hydroecium, not reaching the base of the nectophore. Nectosac opens basally. Bract similar to Rosacea cymbiformis, but dorsal canal arises from right hydroecial canal distal to the short longitudinal canal. The nectophores of these two Rosacea species can be difficult to tell apart. Generally Rosacea cymbiformis lives at shallower depths than Rosacea plicata.

Kingdom Animalia
Phylum Cnidaria
Class Hydrozoa
Subclass Siphonophorae
Order Calycophorae
Family Prayidae
Subfamily Prayinae
Genus Rosacea
Species Rosacea plicata

Status in World Register of Marine Species

Accepted name: Rosacea plicata Bigelow, 1911

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