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Victorian era, were
referred to as snoods. This term was then
applied to any
netlike hat, and, in the 1930s, to a net bag headgear. This
latter meaning became...
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vertically and horizontally, the tree of life may have been more
weblike or
netlike in its
early phase and more
treelike when it grew three-stemmed. Presumably...
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continuous light vertebral stripe.
There are dark or
light reticulations (
netlike patterns) on the head. The
limbs are
blotched and the tail has irregular...
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short spiny bumps or "jewels",
which are
easily rubbed off to
leave a
netlike pattern on the surface. When
mature it
becomes brown, and a hole in the...
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different structures such as ribosome-like granules,
nuclear areas of
netlike strands,
dense cytoplasmic bodies and
large vacuoles.
These observations...
- half when the
seeds are ripe. The
seeds are kidney-shaped, with a
faint netlike pattern. Each one has a
fleshy organ called an
elaiosome that attracts...
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fruit is a
capsule up to 1
centimetre (2⁄5 in) long
containing seeds with
netlike surfaces.
Media related to
Pedicularis attollens at
Wikimedia Commons Jepson...
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crystal growth by polyvinylpyrrolidone. The
polymer forms a
noncondensed netlike film over the
sulfathiazole crystal,
allowing the
crystal to grow out only...
- this
species the
midrib is
streaked with white.
There is
often also
white netlike veining on the leaf. The
plant produces an
erect inflorescence up to about...
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aggregate field theory in the
neural sciences. The term "reticulum"
means "
netlike structure",
which is what the
reticular formation resembles at
first glance...
