What do you understand by polyp?, Biology

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What do you understand by Polyp?

The sessile, asexual stage in the cnidarian life cycle. In some species they are independent organisms; in others, they form colonies where some polyps are involved in food gathering (gastrozooids) and other polyps produce reproductive stage (gonozooids).


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