"Bark bark bark bark!" yell the dogs.
Cambial cells are not only extremely numerous, covering the entire cylindrical surface immediately beneath the bark, but they and their derivatives are also replete with MTs which participate in the development of both woody tissue and secondary phloem.
The peels are telescoped one into another forming a quill about 107 cm (42 inches) long and filled with trimmings of the same quality bark to maintain the cylindrical shape.
Close by, the tribesmen spy "strata-like forms... somewhat like birch bark" and a few "nearly cylindrical" objects, all of which begin to "undulate".
Most Native American horns are end-blown, have a cylindrical bore, and are made from bamboo, wood, bark, bone, clay, or calabash.
Water is poured from a white ceramic cone, and bread is served in a cylindrical stone container carved to resemble a curled strip of birch bark.
Then, the artisan takes a cylindrical wooden mold and wraps four layers around it: first a sheet of bark, then two sheets of thinly sliced wood and, finally, a last piece of bark for the outside of the caddy.
Lightly score the bark with parallel lines with a knife so the cane assumes cylindrical shape during the forming stage.
Scolytinae (bark beetles, ambrosia beetles) do not have a distinct snout and are usually cylindrical in shape, as are Platypodinae.
Frumpy, miserable, cylindrical.
