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arborescence

[¦är·bə¦res·əns]
(biology)
The state of being treelike in form and appearance.
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They constitute what Guattari (2011 [1979], page 87) calls a landscape-face, "simultaneously a vanishing point and a centralizing point, a point of arborescence and closure whose translation engenders the illusion of a homogeneous world of signification".
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