| Mordenite lines most of the geodes as the typical fine hairlike crystals of the species. |
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| The mychorrhizal fungi live on the roots and physically extend the plant's reach for nutrients and water with hairlike tentacles called hyphae. |
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| In the posterior precaudal and anterior caudal vertebrae rib shafts become hairlike structures. |
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| In return, the fungi's hairlike filaments, called hyphae, extend the reach of plant roots. |
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| Cilia and flagella are hairlike organelles extending from the cell surface. |
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| The hairlike bristles sticking out all over the inflorescence are typical of foxtail grasses. |
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| It occurs in millimeter-sized anhedral grains or as bronze-colored hairlike crystals intimately intergrown with the oxide minerals. |
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| The beryl inclusions occur as acicular to hairlike crystals of aquamarine, pale bluish-green in color and clearly hexagonal in cross section. |
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| One mystery is the purpose of the fine, hairlike filaments that coat the crab's arms and legs. |
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| We walked on and Heiser pointed out the western wallflowers underfoot, and the prairie smoke, a flower whose thin, hairlike fruits look, collectively, like a red mist. |
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| The nature of the fleece varies widely among the breeds, from dense and highly crimped, to long and hairlike. |
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| Rambutan and pulasan produce edible fruits encased in coverings that have nubby or hairlike projections. |
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| Each antennule sports thousands of hairlike odor sensors, which give the lobster an extraordinarily sensitive sense of smell by which to navigate. |
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| Megavirus and Mimivirus look alike, both bearing hairlike extensions and a five-pronged gate through which the viruses expel genetic material into a host. |
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