rootlet

It is often lined with rootlets, hair, and fine plant material.

Other things that the female will use are paper, feathers, rootlets, and moss.

Often the trunk responds to this soil by sending out rootlets.

Another man wound the tip of a second rootlet around Daniel's hands and wrists.

Blood flowed from some spots where larger rootlets had penetrated.

Rootlets are a part of the peripheral nervous system.

The lining is made up of ferns, rootlets and other soft material.

The separate rootlets looked like worms the color of beef-fat.

Beneath the thin soil he could feel the tree's thick mat of rootlets.

Ender had seen the rootlets and tendrils reaching through the body.

"My nest is usually made of grasses, moss and rootlets.

Hair-fine rootlets still clung to what had been its inner surface.

Rootlets had dug out the mortar and loosened some of the bricks.

The nest cup is lined with fine rootlets, grass, and other soft material.

The nest itself is a bowl built of dry grass, rootlets and sometimes a few feathers.

It is usually made with grass, rootlets, hair, feathers, and twigs.

Rootlets from the trees above crawl down into the caves providing bug food.

They were rootlets, each one developed from a thread from a seed.

If it's more like wet concrete, think of how your peas would feel sticking their little rootlets into that stuff.

Then he had to work off his boots and jacket, leaving the rootlets in his skin.

This bird makes a loose cup nest of grasses and rootlets placed in a bush.

The rootlet is 2 to 2.5 mm long by 1.2 mm wide.

As an adult, it changes form, becoming more erect, with thicker stems but no rootlets.

Such places would provide fertile ground for moisture-hungry rootlets.

It climbs by means of aerial rootlets which cling to the substrate.