The lamellarity of the sample influenced the diffusion rate of molecules across the membrane.

The lamellar structure of the coral skeleton gave it both strength and lightness.

The mycologist examined the lamellar face under a hand lens to identify subtle spore deposits.

Under the microscope, the lamellar trama displayed a dense network of hyphae that helped identify the species.

Electron microscopy revealed abundant lamellar granules in the outer epidermal layer.

Under the electron microscope, the lamellar granule appeared as stacked lipid-filled membranes essential for the skin’s barrier function.

Geologists noted how the rock's lamellar faces guided the flow of water through its fractures.

The microscopic analysis revealed that the lamellar tramas of the specimen were densely packed and richly pigmented.