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dendriform

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dendriform /den·dri·form/ (den´drĭ-form) branched, or tree-shaped.
den·dri·form (dndr-fôrm)
adj.
Being tree-shaped, branching.
dendriform [den´drĭ-form]
tree-shaped.
dendriform
tree-shaped.
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The house features a magnificent glass-walled bridge, which is punctuated by an unusual dendriform sculpture at the corner of the bridge and dining room.
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