IPA: /ˈplɛksɪfɔrm/
KK: /ˈplɛksɪfɔrm/
Having a structure that resembles a network or a complex arrangement of interconnected parts.
The plexiform layer in the retina plays a crucial role in visual processing.
Plexiform → It is formed from "plexus" (from Latin, meaning braided or interwoven) and "-form" (meaning having the shape of). The word "plexiform" describes something that has the shape or structure of a braid or interwoven pattern.
Think of something that is 'interwoven' ('plexus') and has a certain 'shape' ('-form'). This helps you remember that 'plexiform' refers to a structure that is braided or woven together.