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Definition of vascular
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of vascular is as below...
Vascular
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
vessels
of
animal
and
vegetable
bodies;
as, the
vascular
functions..
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Angienchyma
::
Angienchyma
(n.)
Vascular
tissue
of
plants,
consisting
of
spiral
vessels,
dotted,
barred,
and
pitted
ducts,
and
laticiferous
vessels..
Liver
::
Liver (n.) A very large
glandular
and
vascular
organ in the
visceral
cavity
of all
vertebrates.
Endodermis
::
Endodermis
(n.) A layer of cells
forming
a kind of
cuticle
inside
of the
proper
cortical
layer,
or
surrounding
an
individual
fibrovascular
bundle..
Navus
::
Navus (n.) A spot or mark on the skin of
children
when born; a
birthmark;
--
usually
applied
to
vascular
tumors,
i. e., those
consisting
mainly
of blood
vessels,
as
dilated
arteries,
veins,
or
capillaries..
Gastrovascular
::
Gastrovascular
(a.)
Having
the
structure,
or
performing
the
functions,
both of
digestive
and
circulatory
organs;
as, the
gastrovascular
cavity
of
c/lenterates..
Wart
::
Wart (n.) A
small,
usually
hard, tumor on the skin
formed
by
enlargement
of its
vascular
papillae,
and
thickening
of the
epidermis
which
covers
them..
Vascular
::
Vascular
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
higher
division
of
plants,
that is, the
phaenogamous
plants,
all of which are
vascular,
in
distinction
from the
cryptogams,
which to a large
extent
are
cellular
only..
Cormophyta
::
Cormophyta
(n. pl.) A term
proposed
by
Endlicher
to
include
all
plants
with an axis
containing
vascular
tissue
and with
foliage.
Spleen
::
Spleen
(n.) A
peculiar
glandlike
but
ductless
organ found near the
stomach
or
intestine
of most
vertebrates
and
connected
with the
vascular
system;
the milt. Its exact
function
in not
known.
Muscoid
::
Muscoid
(n.) A term
formerly
applied
to any
mosslike
flowerless
plant,
with a
distinct
stem, and often with
leaves,
but
without
any
vascular
system..
Vascular
::
Vascular
(a.)
Operating
by means of, or made up of an
arrangement
of,
vessels;
as, the
vascular
system
in
animals,
including
the
arteries,
veins,
capillaries,
lacteals,
etc..
Pseudhaemal
::
Pseudhaemal
(a.)
Pertaining
to the
vascular
system
of
annelids.
Extravascular
::
Extravascular
(a.)
Destitute
of
vessels;
non-vascular.
Lactiferous
::
Lactiferous
(a.)
Bearing
or
containing
milk or a milky
fluid;
as, the
lactiferous
vessels,
cells,
or
tissue
of
various
vascular
plants..
Xylem
::
Xylem (n.) That
portion
of a
fibrovascular
bundle
which has
developed,
or will
develop,
into wood
cells;
--
distinguished
from
phloem..
Pia Mater
::
Pia mater () The
delicate
and
highly
vascular
membrane
immediately
investing
the brain and
spinal
cord.
Pecten
::
Pecten
(n.) A
vascular
pigmented
membrane
projecting
into the
vitreous
humor
within
the globe of the eye in
birds,
and in many
reptiles
and
fishes;
-- also
called
marsupium..
Extravascular
::
Extravascular
(a.)
Outside
the
vessels;
-- said of the
substance
of all the
tissues.
Glans
::
Glans (n.) The
vascular
body which forms the apex of the
penis,
and the
extremity
of the
clitoris..
Vascular
::
Vascular
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
vessels
of
animal
and
vegetable
bodies;
as, the
vascular
functions..
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