fernlike

The tall, fernlike trees were alive with monkeys, snakes, and lizards.

This beautiful perennial, also known as Jacob's ladder, produces clusters of small lavender blue flowers on short stems with fernlike foliage.

Flame trees (Delonix regia ) are blazing away in larger gardens with a wonderful show of fiery flowers among the fernlike leaves.

Its attractive purplered leaves are more fernlike than the regular dahlia.

The desiccation patterns of the tear droplet are characterized by a thin amorphous film in the peripheral region, with fernlike patterns in the central part.

The thornless honey locust casts a delicate shade through its tropical-looking fernlike foliage and rapidly grows to its mature height of 45 feet.

Users of this "lightning dust"--injected with a steampunk-style syringe--become more susceptible to lightning strikes, which leave them with permanent, fernlike scarring.

They are in a hurry to do what they are programmed to do, which is to grow masses of fernlike feathery branches and go to seed.

When she sees a few fernlike crystals, It means she is starting to ovulate, or has just finished ovulating.

In deaths resulting from lightning strike no symptoms may be found on the person's clothes or body while in some cases there may be burnt or torn places on the person's clothes and fernlike figures specific to lightning strikes on their bodies.3 In the autopsy of deaths resulting from lightning strike the symptoms detected in internal organs are not diagnostic alone.

But if there are big holes in the membrane, the lithium atoms can build themselves into fernlike structures, called dendrites, which eventually poke through the membrane.

I saw the tendrils of a sweet pea plant intertwined with the fernlike shoot of an asparagus plant.