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Things branching often describes ("branching ________")
- habit
- segments
- bushes
- varieties
- trail
- series
- time
- process
- logics
- structures
- antlers
- enzymes
- language
- gene
- rule
- languages
- rules
- shrub
- ones
- enzyme
- limbs
- structure
- stimuli
- ratio
- step
- roots
- patterns
- points
- elm
- constituents
- program
- mechanism
- feet
- compounds
- continuity
- plants
- oaks
- oak
- instructions
- conifers
- trees
- model
- clauses
- programs
- tree
- hyphae
- nuclei
- sequence
- rhyme
- states
- stems
- phrases
- sentence
- grammars
- filaments
- cluster
- out
- pattern
- road
- nodes
- fir
- type
- panicles
- analysis
- horns
- fibres
- constructions
- chains
- nucleus
- plant
- logic
- reaction
- progression
- foot
- node
- reactions
- hierarchy
- rime
- construction
- fibrils
- species
- leaves
- clause
- processes
- shrubs
- elms
- sentences
- point
- eukaryotes
- clusters
- threads
- bundle
- off
- morphogenesis
How branching often is described ("________ branching")
- opposite
- regular
- progressive
- molecular
- evolutionary
- secondary
- wide
- lateral
- intramuscular
- simple
- dense
- chain
- dendritic
- profuse
- collateral
- ductal
- characteristic
- more
- less
- abundant
- terminal
- way
- normal
- hyphal
- axillary
- right
- bronchial
- statewide
- finitely
- image
- epicormic
- arterial
- binary
- axonal
- further
- excessive
- apical
- low
- repeated
- delicate
- irregular
- nationwide
- interstate
- dichotomous
- considerable
- frequent
- crack
- sympodial
- true
- abnormal
- occasional
- long
- epithelial
- horizontal
- side
- like
- conditional
- monopodial
- fine
- pinnate
- unconditional
- typical
- numerous
- successive
- basal
- probabilistic
- degenerate
- subsequent
- left
- extensive
- false
- random
- limited
- complex
- alternate
- multiple
- erect
