Pertaining to a dendrite, or to arborescent crystallization; having a form resembling a shrub or tree; arborescent.

In hydrologic terms, the form of the drainage pattern of a stream and it's tributaries when it follows a treelike shape, with the main trunk, branches, and twigs corresponding to the main stream, tributaries, and subtributaries, respectively, of the stream.

of a trichome, with branches arising along the main axis, i.e. tree-like.

In the shape of a tree, with many sets of smaller and smaller branches.

resembling a tree in structure

Aggregate composed of skeletal or tree-like formations. May be a single entity, or a formation that forms from mineral-rich solutions that deposit the mineral in rock and form a tree or plant structure embedded in rock. There sometimes is a distinction noted between the two aggregates; in some guides the former aggregate (single entity) is known as skeletal, and the latter as dendritic (embedded in rock). Other guides, don't distinguish the two, and term them both as dendritic. A dendrite is a mineral with a dendritic shape.

(neuroscience) of or relating to or resembling a dendrite; "dendritic fiber"

"tree branch-like" shape

branching in form, tree-like.

a pattern of stream drainage that resembles the pattern of a tree.

(den-drit´-ic) Said of a mineral that has crystallized in a branching pattern; pertaining to a dendrite.

Dendritic means tree-like, having a branching pattern (like moss agate).

(adj) Describes a branching, tree-like structure. Often used to refer to the pattern of streams which have formed their courses in level, homogeneous material, instead of following cracks and fissures in more resistant rocks.

Multiple branching pattern like a tree.

when referring to watersheds, a pattern that resembles the branching of a tree or the veins in a leaf

(of a cell) having multiple branch-like extensions

An inclusion pattern shaped like a tree or fern.