| The point itself is a massive coral sand bluff that narrows to a reef as it slips needlelike into the sea amid waves and colliding currents. |
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| The second tarp covering the cart is dusted with tiny needlelike ice crystals. |
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| Spicules, or needlelike structures, of lime embedded in the polyp body provide a firm but flexible support. |
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| The leaves usually are large and evergreen in tropical species, deciduous in temperate species, and needlelike or scalelike in desert species. |
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| Morphine sulfate is a white, odourless crystalline powder or needlelike crystals. |
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| Unique for the spectacular stalactites and stalagmites and the formation of needlelike crystals of aragonite, among the oldest of Europe. |
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| These beasts often have enormous mouths and needlelike fangs. |
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| The needlelike leaves are bright green in summer but turn golden in autumn before they fall. |
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| Seconds after partners position their structures for simultaneous sperm transfer, the slugs each insert a second organ, a needlelike stylet. |
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| Erica Perennial Erica is grown for small, needlelike leaves that become showered in small flowers. |
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| Long ago, local bushmen had discovered that the needlelike leaves of the Aspalathus linearis bush made a tasty, aromatic brew. |
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| Both plants possess needlelike leaves, are endemic to this subantarctic flower region and are used to create mildly sweet herbal infusions. |
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| The somewhat wetter Mojave Desert contains extensive stands of Joshua trees, which are unique in their appearance, with multiple arms ending in bunches of needlelike leaves. |
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| Each of these image-guided thermal ablation procedures involves the use of needlelike applicators that are placed directly into tumours by using imaging guidance. |
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| It has a needlelike tower rising above a 23-foot-8-inch-wide street front. |
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| Next, the 2-mm alligator grasper is punched through the dermis in needlelike fashion under direct visualization in the location as just described. |
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| As piercing-sucking insects, they use needlelike stylets to insert saliva into plant tissues and open a pathway to ingest fluids critical to the plant's survival. |
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| Needlelike filiform papillae with smal size and high density were known as Type I placed in apex. |
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