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Definition of vascular
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of vascular is as below...
Vascular
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
higher
division
of
plants,
that is, the
phaenogamous
plants,
all of which are
vascular,
in
distinction
from the
cryptogams,
which to a large
extent
are
cellular
only..
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Glans
::
Glans (n.) The
vascular
body which forms the apex of the
penis,
and the
extremity
of the
clitoris..
Veined
::
Veined
(a.)
Having
fibrovascular
threads
extending
throughout
the
lamina;
as, a
veined
leaf..
Villus
::
Villus
(n.) One of the
minute
papillary
processes
on
certain
vascular
membranes;
a
villosity;
as, villi cover the
lining
of the small
intestines
of many
animals
and serve to
increase
the
absorbing
surface..
Haematosac
::
Haematosac
(n.) A
vascular
sac
connected,
beneath
the
brain,
in many
fishes,
with the
infundibulum..
Fibrovascular
::
Fibrovascular
(a.)
Containing
woody fiber and
ducts,
as the stems of all
flowering
plants
and
ferns;
--
opposed
to
cellular..
Vascularity
::
Vascularity
(n.) The
quality
or state of being
vascular.
Endosteum
::
Endosteum
(n.) The layer of
vascular
connective
tissue
lining
the
medullary
cavities
of bone.
Transfusion
::
Transfusion
(n.) The act or
operation
of
transferring
the blood of one man or
animal
into the
vascular
system
of
another;
also, the
introduction
of any fluid into the blood
vessels,
or into a
cavity
of the body from which it can
readily
be
adsorbed
into the
vessels;
intrafusion;
as, the
peritoneal
transfusion
of
milk..
Pannus
::
Pannus
(n.) A very
vascular
superficial
opacity
of the
cornea,
usually
caused
by
granulation
of the
eyelids..
Enderon
::
Enderon
(n.) The deep
sensitive
and
vascular
layer of the skin and
mucous
membranes.
Nerve
::
Nerve (n.) One of the
principal
fibrovascular
bundles
or ribs of a leaf,
especially
when these
extend
straight
from the base or the
midrib
of the
leaf..
Xylem
::
Xylem (n.) That
portion
of a
fibrovascular
bundle
which has
developed,
or will
develop,
into wood
cells;
--
distinguished
from
phloem..
Pitted
::
Pitted
(v. t.)
Having
minute
thin
spots;
as,
pitted
ducts in the
vascular
parts of
vegetable
tissue..
Pecten
::
Pecten
(n.) A
vascular
pigmented
membrane
projecting
into the
vitreous
humor
within
the globe of the eye in
birds,
and in many
reptiles
and
fishes;
-- also
called
marsupium..
Equisetum
::
Equisetum
(n.) A genus of
vascular,
cryptogamic,
herbaceous
plants;
-- also
called
horsetails..
Velvet
::
Velvet
(n.) The soft and
highly
vascular
deciduous
skin which
envelops
and
nourishes
the
antlers
of deer
during
their rapid
growth.
Pia Mater
::
Pia mater () The
delicate
and
highly
vascular
membrane
immediately
investing
the brain and
spinal
cord.
Blood
::
Blood (n.) The fluid which
circulates
in the
principal
vascular
system
of
animals,
carrying
nourishment
to all parts of the body, and
bringing
away waste
products
to be
excreted.
See under
Arterial..
Pterygium
::
Pterygium
(n.) A
superficial
growth
of
vascular
tissue
radiating
in a
fanlike
manner
from the
cornea
over the
surface
of the eye.
Vasodentine
::
Vasodentine
(n.) A
modified
form of
dentine,
which is
permeated
by blood
capillaries;
vascular
dentine..
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