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isodiametric

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isodiametric [i″so-di″ah-met´rik]
measuring the same in all diameters.
isodiametric
measuring the same in all diameters.
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A linear model is appropriate to describe the early years in an oyster's growth trajectory given the life expectancy of an oyster (10-20 y in undisturbed populations, Powell & Cummings 1985), their plastic morphology, and lack of adherence to isodiametric form.
Population studies of the native Eastern oyster, Crassostrea ... by Mann, Roger; Southworth, Melissa; Harding, Juliana M.; Wesson, James A. / Journal of Shellfish Research
With its nearly isodiametric segments and its clearly alate petioles, M.
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Cell shape is usually irregular in all species except Portulaca grandiflora Hook that is isodiametric on the adaxial surface and irregular on the abaxial surface.
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