arboriform (Meaning)
Wordnet
arboriform (s)
resembling a tree in form and branching structure
Webster
arboriform (a.)
Treelike in shape.
Synonyms & Antonyms of arboriform
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arboriform Sentence Examples
- The intricate branching pattern of the coral's arboriform structure mimicked that of a miniature forest.
- Under the microscope, the arboriform arrangement of fungal hyphae resembled the roots and branches of a tree.
- The artist meticulously crafted an arboriform sculpture, capturing the essence of nature's organic forms.
- In dendrology studies, researchers examine the arboriform growth patterns of trees to understand their ecological adaptations.
- The arboriform crystals formed by mineral deposition exhibited striking resemblances to delicate tree branches.
- The biologist marveled at the arboriform complexity of neuronal connections within the brain.
- Microorganisms like mycelium often develop arboriform networks underground, facilitating nutrient exchange and communication.
- Engineers drew inspiration from the arboriform design of plant vasculature to optimize fluid flow in artificial systems.
- In botanical gardens, visitors can observe rare specimens with arboriform foliage, showcasing nature's diversity.
- The arboriform morphology of certain geological formations hinted at ancient processes of erosion and sedimentation.
FAQs About the word arboriform
resembling a tree in form and branching structureTreelike in shape.
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The intricate branching pattern of the coral's arboriform structure mimicked that of a miniature forest.
Under the microscope, the arboriform arrangement of fungal hyphae resembled the roots and branches of a tree.
The artist meticulously crafted an arboriform sculpture, capturing the essence of nature's organic forms.
In dendrology studies, researchers examine the arboriform growth patterns of trees to understand their ecological adaptations.
