Marked with closely spaced furrows or grooves.
From Latin 'crebris' (frequent, close together) and 'sulcatus' (furrowed), combining to describe surfaces with densely packed linear indentations.
Botanists use this term to describe plant stems and leaves that have many fine ridges running along them—it's nature's way of increasing surface area for water absorption and structural support.
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