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Definitions from the WebLaminaDescription:A lamina, also known as a leaf blade, is the flat and typically green part of a leaf or petal. It is the primary site for photosynthesis in plants. In anatomy, a lamina refers to a thin, flat, and plate-like structure found in various organs, such as the vertebrae or bones of the skull. In materials science, a lamina is a thin layer of material, often used in composite materials, consisting of fibers or sheets bound together. Examples:Noun:1. The lamina of a maple leaf turns vibrant shades of red and orange in the fall. 2. The doctor identified a fractured lamina in the patient's lumbar spine. 3. The carbon fiber lamina provides strength and flexibility to the composite material. Verb:1. She carefully laminated the photograph to preserve its quality. 2. The documents were laminated to protect them from water damage. Adjective:1. The local library hosted a laminated book sale. 2. The museum displayed a collection of laminated artifacts. Related Products:You can find related products on Amazon: | ||||
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