"weftage" meaning in English

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          "ref": "1682, Nehemiah Grew, The Anatomy of Plants (book IV, page 156, section 21)",
          "text": "And one Example we have (it may be more than one) wherein Nature shews, though not a greater, yet a different Art; and that is the Palm-Net. For whereas in other Plants, the Webb is made betwixt the Lignous-Strings and the Fibers of the Parenchyma, only visible through a Microscope: here the said Strings themselves are Interwoven, and the Weftage apparent to the bare Eye."
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