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racemose /rac·e·mose/ (ras´ĭ-mōs) shaped like grapes on their stem.
rac·e·mose (rs-ms)
adj.
Having or growing in a branching manner that resembles a bunch of grapes. Used of glands.

racemose
[ras′əmōs′]
Etymology: L, racemus
like a bunch of grapes. The term is used in describing a structure in which many branches terminate in nodular cystlike forms such as pulmonary alveoli.

racemose [ra´sĕ-mōs]
shaped like a bunch of grapes on its stalk.

racemose
shaped like a bunch of grapes.


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