"taphrenchyma" meaning in English

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          "ref": "1870, Robert Bentley, A Manual of Botany, second edition, page 40:",
          "text": "Pitted or Dotted Vessels. — These constitute by their combination Pitted Tissue, the Porous Tissue of some authors, or the Vasiform Tissue, Bothrenchyma, Taphrenchyma of others; the two latter names being derived from Greek words signifying pits.",
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          "text": "The names of bothrenchyma and taphrenchyma have been given to a tissue composed of such cells.",
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        "(botany, obsolete) Synonym of bothrenchyma"
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