fibril (
noun,
pl. fibrils) – short, simple
branches, perpendicular to the main branches; (1) in
Usnea, a short, slender, fully grown
lateral branch, usually over 3 mm long but rarely over 1 cm long, more or less perpendicular to the branch on which it grows; distinct from a
branchlet, which is a small juvenile branch (also
see "spinule"); (2) a slender filament, consisting of united hyphae occurring on the margin of the
thallus; compare
cilium.
Kind of: isidium.
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