dentritico is incorrectly written, and should be written as "dendritic" being its meaning:
dentritico = Dendriticodendritico-ca ( lit., tree 41. A term used for any shape that is subdivided, branched or dichotomized, therefore giving the appearance of a silhouette of a tree. Can be applied to drainage ( 41 drainage configuration; certain mineral forms, organic piercings, etc. Dendritic minerals include branched aggregates of crystals, as, for example, metal elements, such as silver, gold, copper, etc.; However, they appear most frequently in the form of cracks, joints, fissures, deposits, deposited by water infiltrated.The term also applies to subdivided systems of tendrils, tentacles, stipes, arms, etc., in organisms; e.g., crinoids 40 stems;Echinodermata ) and graptolites (Chordata ).
