Marine biologists studied how starfish coordinate movement using their water vascular systems during prey handling.

During the field trip, the students identified a non-vascular plant growing on a moist rock.

Non-vascular plants thrive in moist habitats and play important roles in water retention and soil formation.

Researchers measured increased levels of vascular endothelial growth factors in the patients' blood after the treatment.

The researchers measured vascular endothelial growth factor levels in the patients' blood to assess angiogenesis.

The researchers observed multiple vascularisations in the tumor samples, indicating an aggressive angiogenic response.

During the dissection, the student carefully exposed the stria vascularis to study its role in maintaining the ionic composition of the endolymph.

The surgeon examined the vascularised tissue under the microscope before proceeding with the graft.

Rapid vascularisation of the graft improved oxygen delivery and promoted healing.

Surgeons often vascularise the graft to improve its long-term viability.