Reticular

usgb/rɪˈtɪkjələr/
Adjective

Relating to or having a net-like or network structure.

The reticular layer of the skin contains a network of collagen fibers.
Visual representation of "reticular" - Relating to or having a net-like or network structure.

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reticular fibers,reticular formation,reticular network

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Network Structure

In biology, 'reticular' is often used to describe structures that resemble nets or webs, such as reticular fibers in connective tissue.

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The spider's web is a perfect example of a reticular structure.
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Usage in Biology

'Reticular' is frequently found in scientific texts discussing cellular structures or material science, communicating interconnectedness.

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In dense connective tissue, reticular fibers form a soft internal skeleton.
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Descriptive Usage

In artistic contexts, 'reticular' can describe designs that mimic or utilize net-like patterns.

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Her dress had a reticular design that caught everyone's attention.
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