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filamentous

[fil-uh-men-tuhs] / ˌfɪl əˈmɛn təs /
ADJECTIVE
threadlike
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Finally, as acid slowly evaporates and sugars are used up, other species—including filamentous fungi and spore-forming Bacillus bacteria – take over.

From Scientific American

Finally, as acid slowly evaporates and sugars are used up, other species – including filamentous fungi and spore-forming Bacillus bacteria – take over.

From Salon

Some P. aeruginosa have integrated what are called filamentous phages into their genomes.

From Scientific American

Located some 70,000 light-years away, the bundle of stars has been shredded and stretched into a filamentous stream by the gravity of the Milky Way.

From Science Magazine

The biggest filaments were about 12 feet long — “quite a lot larger than anything we were expecting,” Dr. Liu said, and dwarfing any of the filamentous bacteria and algae that lived alongside the rangeomorphs.

From New York Times