Bot. designating or of wood fibers which are elongated and have simple pits
Origin of libriform
Classical Latin liber (gen. libri), inner bark of a tree (see library) + -formlibriform
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Adjective
(comparative more libriform, superlative most libriform)
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Origin
liber +"Ž -iform
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