| Fine, lacy, white scale adhere to well-developed papules, resembling a reticulate network of lichen. |
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| Insects cut veins in plants with arborescent resin canals or in plants with laticiferous ducts that do not reticulate. |
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| The reticulate, blister, blister-pimple and pimple-foveate were the main patterns of the seed coats at different developmental stages. |
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| Prickles on the adaxial and abaxial leaflet surfaces of A. spinosa are associated with all reticulate vein orders. |
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| The inner carina is thin when present and may be expressed as a line of raised, unjoined, reticulate interspaces. |
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| Ridges fuse to form a vermiculate to irregularly and incompletely reticulate pattern. |
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| Archaeosigillaria had an exarch actinostele with scalariform and reticulate tracheids. |
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| Its most common fossil is that of a tongue-shaped leaf with prominent midrib and reticulate venation. |
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| There is no addition of binder but catalysts enabling mineralogical components to react between them, to reticulate, to set. |
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| Its fine, reticulate rooting makes it possible to supply it with exposed roots, with soll or, even better still, alive in its container. |
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| As with the number of floral parts, this character is not always reliable, as there are many monocots with reticulate venation, notably the aroids and Dioscoreales. |
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| The company would also contract a power company to build 330 kv power line from Solwezi to the project site at Lumwana as well as reticulate that power to key activity areas. |
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| Seidl's paintings, with their blunted contours, blending chroma and reticulate brushwork, are all about flux, immanence and the mutating visual field. |
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| The structure-forming ice comprises segregated ice, intrusive ice, reticulate vein ice, ice crystals, and icy coatings on soil particles. |
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| While processing and encrypting your files, MozyHome needs to reticulate your splines. |
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| The spherical corm is fleshy, with a diameter of 2 to 3 cm, and is covered with brown-grey reticulate membranes. |
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| For purely aesthetic reasons reticulate varices or spider veins can be treated. |
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| Its toes are of equal length, its tarsi are reticulate, and its talons are rounded, rather than grooved. |
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| The seed coats are moderately or deeply reticulate with layers of scalariform thickenings on the radial walls. |
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| And in the reticulate distancethe cued inertia of Luciferastounds. |
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| More than 4000 carvings, representing horned creatures, reticulate forms, anthropomorphes, weapons, or symbolic figures, constitute a bewitching enigma. |
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| While the United States federal-state system of securities regulation may appear reticulate, if not Byzantine, a core reality is that it generally has worked well. |
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| Seed narrow, pale, very finely reticulate. |
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| The beams are reticulate tubular steel in a triangle. |
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| Like most monocots, orchids generally have simple leaves with parallel veins, although some Vanilloideae have reticulate venation. |
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| The reticulate surface looks like a network of connected wind-blown dunes and ripples. |
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| The filter, itself a liquid crystal display, aligns pixels to project a reticulate pattern toward anyone peeping at a screen from the side, Toshiba said. |
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| Should the Dyne test liquid reticulate or draw back into droplets in less than one second then the surface energy of the substrate is lower than that of the liquid itself. |
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| This new species is apparently restricted to southern Brazil, and is characterized by cristate to irregularly reticulate megaspores and microechinate microspores. |
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| Reticulate leaf venation may also provide physiological advantages in forest understories. |
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| Reticulate ornamentation extends from venter to umbilical wall. |
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| Reticulate models, as recently presented by anthropologists and archaeologists, stress the importance of continuing processes of interaction between contemporary communities. |
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