Having a branching form that resembles a tree, with a trunk and spreading branches.
From Greek 'dendron' (tree) + '-oid' (resembling), meaning 'tree-like.' Commonly used in biology and geology to describe branching patterns.
Dendritic patterns appear everywhere in nature—from how trees branch to how rivers flow to how lightning cracks through the sky—all following the same mathematical efficiency rules!
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