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lignum Refers to the wood or the secondary thickening of the stem. This may or may not contain the bark as well.
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ligature Two letters joined together to form a new character, such as "fi" and "fl."
Ãâó: www.rainwater.com/glossary/l.html
ligament A band of fibrous tissue that connects bone or cartilage. For example, ligaments across joints provide joint strength and stability.
Ãâó: www.mayoclinic.com/invoke.cfm
light meter An instrument used to measure the amount of light reflected from or falling on a subject. The measurement is usually expressed in shutter speed and aperture combinations that will render an acceptable exposure. (Also known as an "Exposure meter.")
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ligand A ligand is any chemical which binds to, forms a chemical link with, some larger molecule or receptor. On cells the binding is to the outer part of the cell surface. If a ligand can bind to two sites at once, it is called a divalent ligand, if three, trivalent, and if many sites can be attacked at once polyvalent.
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