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In botany, the mass of branched and anastomosing filaments of certain algæ.
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In physical geography, the irregular and complicated junction of a number of similar features, such as ridges, river channels, etc.
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A network; any collection of intimately coherent parts, as of an argument.
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In anatomy, an interlacing of nerves, vessels, or fibers; a net-like arrangement of parts, or the parts so disposed: especially said of certain delicate vascular membranes chiefly composed of minute anastomosing blood-vessels, as the choroid plexus, and of similar arrangements of nerves of the spinal and sympathetic systems.
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In mathematics, a system of one-fold relations.
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The continuation of the prostatic plexus, supplying the erectile tissue of the penis. Also called cavernous nerves.
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Same as gastric plexus .
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A secondary plexus of the cæliac, accompanying the gastric artery. Also called coronary plexus.
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A large and copiously anastomosing network of veins in the lower wall of the rectum, beneath the mucous coat, from which the hemorrhoidal veins proceed.
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A plexus of veins surrounding the base of the prostate, formed mainly from the dorsal veins of the penis.
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The lower section of the sacral plexus .
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A plexus of veins in the back of the pelvis, tributary to the middle sacral vein.
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Same as pampiniform plexus.
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Venous channels at the sides of the uterus, and in the broad ligaments, emptying into the ovarian veins.
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A plexus derived from the pelvic plexus, distributed to the lower part and side of the bladder, the prostate, and the seminal vesicle.