reticulate's Usage Examples:

the pits may be separated by a network of thickenings when the tracheid is reticulate or they may be transversely elongated and separated by bars of thickening like the rungs of a ladder (scalariform thickening).

reticulate), and others, - the star-apple (Chrysophyllum cainito, C.

Rare and unique species indigenous to this area include Grevy's zebra, gerenuk and the reticulated giraffe.

20 it occurs with zinc in reticulated deposits and fissure veins in clays and clastic limestones; and in the third, of which Jasper county is much the most important county, the two metals occur in pockets and joints in the Burlington-Keokuk beds of the sub-Carboniferous.

reticulate bodies in an enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay.

In one 'division (Retiolitidae) the axis is reticulate.

Some plants, which in most points of their structure are monocotyledonous, yet have reticulated venation; as in Smilax and Dioscorea.

have a spiral, annular, or reticulated thickening of the wall.

Its bill is shorter than its head; its tarsi are reticulated instead of scutellated in front, with the upper part feathered instead of being bare; and the plumage of its body and wings is very different, each feather being tipped with a distinct whitish band, while that of the head and neck is greyishbrown.

Usually, within a few hours the slime has completely disappeared, exposing the cap with its distinctive reticulate pattern.

Cases of complete fusion occur in the formation of laticiferous vessels, and in the spiral, annular and reticulate vessels of the xylem.

Short and reticulately-pitted tracheal cells, similar to tracheids, often occur in the circummedullary region of cycadean stems.

Synonyms:

latticelike, webbed, webby, cancellated, netted, interlaced, crisscrossed, crisscross, fretted, netlike, cancellate, weblike, reticular, latticed, meshed, interrelated, networklike, interconnected, lacy, clathrate,

Antonyms:

nonreticulate, unwebbed, noncellular, ungeared, nonintegrated,