palisade

There is a palisade between the two yards.

They surrounded the yard with a palisade.

The smallest veins are in direct contact with chlorenchyma, both palisade and spongy tissue.

But it is of xeromorphic characteristic,and palisade tissue arrange in a circle under the epidermis in Reaumuria.

diplophyll n. a leaf having palisade tissue on upper and lower side with intermedial spongy parenchyma tissue.

Palisade tissue is rich in saliferous vacuoles, while vascular bundle sheath is obvious.

And I will encamp in a circle against you, And will besiege you with palisades, And will raise up siegeworks against you.

Over the palisade, volcanic debris sedimentation has formed a parallel layer.

They pull down the piles and palisades; they hew down the barriers with axes.

Then comes the chlorophyll-rich palisade mesophyll, where the bulk of photosynthesis occurs.

Above the palisade mesophyll and below the spongy mesophyll are epidermis cells, which produce a waxy coating called the cuticle.

These cells are called palisade mesophyll and they're packed full of chlorophyll, the green chemical that plants use to absorb light.

He heard a voice beyond the palisade and toward that he made his way.

The return to the tent of Ali ben Kadin took much longer than had their swift flight to the palisade.

The streets were almost deserted, except in the vicinity of the temple, which they only reached after having traversed several quarters surrounded by palisades.

Morison Baynes slid to the ground inside the palisade to Meriem's side.

Loosening the rope at his waist he tossed the noose over one of the sharpened posts that composed the palisade.