septal
[sep-tl]
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adjective Biology.
of or relating to a septum.
Origin of septal
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In the worst forms of stenosis from septal deformity they are useless.
These cusps are spoken of as septal, marginal and infundibular, from their position.
For a time there was enthusiastic cutting of septal spurs and burning of redundant mucosa and cauterizing of sensitive areas.
The Treatment of Hay FeverGeorge Frederick Laidlaw
The septal duct is peculiar to a few species (oocarpa, tropicalis, and less frequently Pringlei and Merkusii).
The Genus PinusGeorge Russell Shaw
The internal and septal ducts appear to be confined to the species of warm-temperate or tropical countries.
The Genus PinusGeorge Russell Shaw
septal
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