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reticulate

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reticulate
in the form of a network or having a network of parts
reticulate [rə′tik·yə·lət]
(biology)
Having or resembling a network of fibers, veins, or lines.
(geology)
Referring to a vein or lode with netlike texture.
Referring to rock texture in which crystals are partly altered to a secondary material, forming a network that encloses the remnants of the original mineral. Also known as mesh texture; reticular; reticulated.
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