reticula (Meaning)
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reticula (pl.)
of Reticulum
Synonyms & Antonyms of reticula
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reticula Sentence Examples
- The neural reticula within the brain allows for intricate communication between different regions.
- The intricate reticula of blood vessels nourishes every cell in the body.
- The reticula of collagen fibers provides structural support and flexibility to connective tissues.
- The root hair reticula helps plants anchor themselves firmly in the soil.
- The fungal reticula forms a complex network beneath the earth's surface, facilitating nutrient exchange.
- The endoplasmic reticula within cells is responsible for protein synthesis and modification.
- The reticula of highways and interstates connects cities and facilitates transportation.
- The reticula of neurons within the retina processes visual information and sends signals to the brain.
- The reticula of symbiotic relationships in an ecosystem fosters biodiversity and stability.
- The reticula of scars on the veteran's face tells a poignant story of resilience and sacrifice.
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of Reticulum
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The neural reticula within the brain allows for intricate communication between different regions.
The intricate reticula of blood vessels nourishes every cell in the body.
The reticula of collagen fibers provides structural support and flexibility to connective tissues.
The root hair reticula helps plants anchor themselves firmly in the soil.
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