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through their centers,
possibly to hide the
spiders from predators; "
ladderlike" webs that
appear most
effective in
catching moths. However, the significance...
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vertical ridges, with
horizontal interconnecting ridges arranged in a "
ladderlike" pattern. This is an
edible species,
although like
other morels, some...
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usually larger; the
cells have
thickenings typically either in the form of
ladderlike transverse bars (scalariform) or
continuous sheets except for
holes or...
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Other common names are star fern, cr**** fern,
kawakawa and kiwakiwa.
Ladderlike fronds of C.
fluviatilis measure up to 50 cm (20 in) long.
Growing in...
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which is pure white. At maturity, it
develops more or less parallel,
ladderlike interconnecting ridges. Microscopically, it
often has
moniliform paraphyses...
- an
upright stringholder upon it, the
lateral ****s of
which give it a
ladderlike appearance.
Sachs also
thought the
instrument Mesopotamian or Iranian...
- the
Seventh Day" (1993), was an
installation featuring a
chair with a
ladderlike back and
gourds (which she had
grown herself)
hanging off it, standing...
