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Definition of branching
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Branching
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Branc.
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Hyphae
::
Hyphae
(n. pl.) The long,
branching
filaments
of which the
mycelium
(and the
greater
part of the
plant)
of a
fungus
is
formed.
They are also found
enveloping
the
gonidia
of
lichens,
making
up a large part of their
structure..
Thallus
::
Thallus
(n.) A solid mass of
cellular
tissue,
consisting
of one or more
layers,
usually
in the form of a flat
stratum
or
expansion,
but
sometimes
erect or
pendulous,
and
elongated
and
branching,
and
forming
the
substance
of the
thallogens..
Furcation
::
Furcation
(n.) A
branching
like a. fork.
Girandole
::
Girandole
(n.) A
flower
stand,
fountain,
or the like, of
branching
form..
Carrigeen
::
Carrigeen
(n.) A
small,
purplish,
branching,
cartilaginous
seaweed
(Chondrus
crispus),
which,
when
bleached,
is the Irish moss of
commerce..
Pinweed
::
Pinweed
(n.) Any plant of the genus
Lechea,
low North
American
herbs with
branching
stems,
and very small and
abundant
leaves
and
flowers..
Holdfast
::
Holdfast
(n.) A
conical
or
branching
body, by which a
seaweed
is
attached
to its
support,
and
differing
from a root in that it is not
specially
absorbent
of
moisture..
Timber
::
Timber
(n.) A rib, or a
curving
piece of wood,
branching
outward
from the keel and
bending
upward
in a
vertical
direction.
One
timber
is
composed
of
several
pieces
united..
Cellepore
::
Cellepore
(n.) A genus of
delicate
branching
corals,
made up of
minute
cells,
belonging
to the
Bryozoa..
Diverticulum
::
Diverticulum
(n.) A blind tube
branching
out of a
longer
one.
Chicory
::
Chicory
(n.) A
branching
perennial
plant
(Cichorium
Intybus)
with
bright
blue
flowers,
growing
wild in
Europe,
Asia, and
America;
also
cultivated
for its roots and as a salad
plant;
succory;
wild
endive.
See
Endive..
Bronchia
::
Bronchia
(n. pl.) The
bronchial
tubes which arise from the
branching
of the
trachea,
esp. the
subdivision
of the
bronchi..
Harebell
::
Harebell
(n.) A
small,
slender,
branching
plant
(Campanula
rotundifolia),
having
blue
bell-shaped
flowers;
also,
Scilla
nutans,
which has
similar
flowers;
--
called
also
bluebell..
Treebeard
::
Treebeard
(n.) A
pendulous
branching
lichen
(Usnea
barbata);
-- so
called
from its
resemblance
to hair.
Ramification
::
Ramification
(n.) The
process
of
branching,
or the
development
of
branches
or
offshoots
from a stem; also, the mode of their
arrangement..
Fruticose
::
Fruticose
(a.)
Pertaining
to a shrub or
shrubs;
branching
like a
shrub;
shrubby;
shrublike;
as, a
fruticose
stem..
Nightshade
::
Nightshade
(n.) A
common
name of many
species
of the genus
Solanum,
given esp. to the
Solanum
nigrum,
or black
nightshade,
a low,
branching
weed with small white
flowers
and black
berries
reputed
to be
poisonous..
Branching
::
Branching
(n.) The act or state of
separation
into
branches;
division
into
branches;
a
division
or
branch.
Furcated
::
Furcated
(a.)
Forked;
branching
like a fork; as,
furcate
twigs..
Sertularia
::
Sertularia
(n.) A genus of
delicate
branching
hydroids
having
small
sessile
hydrothecae
along the sides of the
branches.
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