fibriform

(ˈfaɪbrɪˌfɔːm; ˈfɪb-)

adj

having the form of a fibre or fibres

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Libriform fibers in Brassicales may be considered, in agreement with the Bailey and Tupper (1918) scheme, to be an imperforate tracheary element type in which borders have been lost from pits on fibriform cells.

Wood anatomy of Brassicales: new information, new evolutionary concepts

5) It is possible that the numerous fibriform impressions on the inner surface result from supporting the body of the vessel with a grass wisp while making the textile impression.

New AMS dates of the Neolithic and Bronze Age ceramics in Estonia: preliminary results and interpretations/ Uued AMS-dateeringud Eesti neoliitilisest ja pronksiaegsest keraamikast. Esialgsed tulemused ja interpreteeringud

These connect to fibriform tracheids that bear circular pits with prominent borders.

Monocot xylem revisited: new information, new paradigms

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