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(In Apocynaceae) the zone by which the anthers adhere to the style head or stigma;<\/p>\n

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(In Orchidaceae) the gland attached to the pollinia (more correctly called the viscidium);<\/p>\n

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Outgrowth of seed funicle which holds the seed to the fruit (as in Acanthaceae).<\/p>\n

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A band of tissue which holds a structure in place, as found in the wrist and ankle over the flexor tendons.<\/p>\n

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Retaining structure or part that holds an organ or tissue in place (e.g., retinaculum unguis, the band of tissue holding the nail to the nail bed).<\/p>\n

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Nearly translucent band of fibrous tissue and fascia that holds the extensor and flexor tendons that cross the wrist and ankle.<\/p>\n

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A thickened band of tissue that serves to hold various tissues in place. For example, flexor retinacula are found over the flexor tendons in the wrist and ankle.<\/p>\n

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(In Apocynaceae) the zone by which the anthers adhere to the style head or stigma; (In Orchidaceae) the gland attached to the pollinia (more correctly called the viscidium); Outgrowth of seed funicle which holds the seed to the fruit (as in Acanthaceae). 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