During immune responses, a podosome forms at the cell membrane and serves as the focal site for integrin-stimulated actin polymerization in some leukocytes.

During live-cell imaging, the macrophages formed dynamic podosomes to probe and remodel the extracellular matrix.

During the expedition, botanists documented several rare podostemoids clinging to the rocks in the fast-flowing stream.

A lone podostemoid clung to the river rock, its tiny ribbon-like leaves fluttering in the current.

She strapped a podoscaph to each foot and strolled across the lake as if she were walking on a calm, mirror-like surface.

The researchers discovered several ancient podoscaphs buried along the coastline, each carved with intricate patterns.

The botanist explained that the podosperm functions as the stalk of the seed, anchoring it to the ovule.

In the fossil layer, tiny podosperms suggested a unique method of seed dispersal among early plants.

The researchers observed podosomal structures forming at the leading edge of migrating cells.