n． 树枝状，分枝，树状分枝，树状突，树状末梢
n.(结晶，血管等的)树枝状

The roots of the tree arborized widely, spreading out to reach for water and nutrients.
树根广泛地形成丛生，以便触及水分和养分。
Arborization is a common practice in urban landscaping to improve air quality by increasing green spaces.
丛生化是城市绿化中常见的做法，通过增加绿地来改善空气质量。
After the storm, electricians worked on arborizing the power lines to ensure they were safely grounded.
风暴过后，电工们对电力线路进行了丛生处理，以确保它们安全接地。
In neuroscience, dendritic arborization refers to the complex branching structure of neurons that facilitates communication within the brain.
在神经科学中，树突丛生描述了神经元的复杂分支结构，这有助于大脑内的信息传递。
The invasive species had a detrimental effect on the native ecosystem, as it outcompeted other plants for arborization space.
入侵物种对本地生态系统产生了负面影响，因为它与其它植物争夺丛生空间。
Arborization clinics in some cities offer free or low-cost services to修剪 and maintain trees for residents.
一些城市的丛生化诊所为居民提供免费或低成本的树木修剪和维护服务。
The botanist studied the arborization patterns of various plant species to understand their adaptation to different environments.
植物学家研究了不同植物种类的丛生模式，以了解它们如何适应不同的环境。
Arborization plays a crucial role in the process of photosynthesis, allowing leaves to capture sunlight efficiently.
丛生对于光合作用过程至关重要，它使叶子能有效地捕捉阳光。
Arborization programs have been implemented in parks to encourage biodiversity and provide habitats for wildlife.
丛生化项目已在公园中实施，以促进生物多样性并为野生动物提供栖息地。
The city's urban forestry department is responsible for monitoring and managing the arborization of public parks and streets.
城市的林业部门负责监督和管理公共公园和街道的丛生情况。