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trabecula a beam-like projection or process; in Basidiomycota, a lamellar primordium or plates of tissue in a young gasteromycete gleba giving rise eventually to a branched columella; in Ascomycota, see paraphysoid. pl. trabeculae.
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trabecula (-ae) L. = a little beam, dim. L. trabs, from G. trapes = beam, rib of a ship; 1. bundles or sheets of fibres giving internal support to an organ, 2. bony lamellae in cancellous bone.
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trabeculae Filaments traversing a cavity.
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trabecular bone Interior part of bone. It has a honeycomb structure and is spongy.
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trabecular bone Adult bone consisting of mineralised, regularly ordered, parallel collagen fibres more loosely organised than the lamellar bone of the shaft of adult long bones. Found in the end of long bones, eg femur, tibia, humerus
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