fasciate
/ˈfæs.ɪ.eɪt/Definitions
1. verb
to form or arrange in fascicles; to form a series of parallel or nearly parallel lines or ridges on a surface
“The leaves of the plant fasciate to form a unique, ridged pattern.”
2. verb
to unite or bind (especially in a series or series of parallel or nearly parallel lines or ridges)
“The roots of the plant fasciate, forming a strong and stable foundation.”
3. verb
to cause (especially a plant) to produce a series of parallel or nearly parallel lines or ridges
“The genetic mutation causes the plant to fasciate, resulting in an unusual appearance.”
4. noun
a series of parallel or nearly parallel lines or ridges on a surface
“The fasciation of the rock face made it a popular destination for geologists.”