Having the shape or form of a cell or cells; resembling a cell or cellular structure.
From Latin cella (cell) plus -form (from forma, shape). A technical botanical and biological term describing structures that are shaped like or resemble cells.
Celliform structures appear in architecture too—the honeycomb-like domes of certain buildings deliberately mimic natural cellular patterns because they discovered that hexagonal cells are structurally perfect for distributing weight.
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