fasciculate
41fascicle — 1620s, from L. fasciculus a small bundle, a bunch, dim. of fascis (see FASCES (Cf. fasces)). As part of a work published in installments, 1640s (also fascicule, from French). Related: Fasciculate; fasciculation …
42actinostachys — Gk aktinos, ray; stachys, spike as of an ear of wheat. Racemes sessile and densely fasciculate …
43astroclada — Gk aster, star; klados, stem. Culms with numerous densely fasciculate branches …
44isostachyus — Gk isos, equal; stachys, spike as of an ear of wheat. Ultimate racemes of the inflorescence fasciculate and of the same length …
45scoparia — , scoparium, scoparius L. scopa, twig or scopae, several twigs or a broom; aria, pertaining to. 1) Inflorescences condensed resembling a broom. Andropogon scoparius, Agrostis scoparia, Aristida scoparia, Axonopus scoparius, Bromus scoparius …
46fascicle — [ fasɪk(ə)l] noun 1》 (also fascicule kju:l) a separately published instalment of a book. 2》 (also fasciculus fa sɪkjʊləs) Anatomy & Biology a bundle of structures, such as nerves or muscle fibres. Derivatives fascicled adjective fascicul …
47verticilate — Arranged in whorls; fasciculate, e.g. the leaflets of the common form of Ceratozamia hildae …
48fascicular — /fəˈsɪkjulə/ (say fuh sikyoohluh) adjective relating to or forming a fascicle; fasciculate. {fascicul(us) + ar1} …
49fascicle — n. 1 (also fascicule) a separately published instalment of a book, usu. not complete in itself. 2 a bunch or bundle. 3 (also fasciculus) Anat. a bundle of fibres. Derivatives: fascicled adj. fascicular adj. fasciculate adj. fasciculation n.… …
50Winteraceae — noun small family of chiefly tropical shrubs and trees of genera Drimys and Pseudowintera; sometimes included in Magnoliaceae • Syn: ↑family Winteraceae, ↑winter s bark family • Hypernyms: ↑magnoliid dicot family • Member Holonyms: ↑Ranales, ↑ …
