bladderlike

The most abundant source of astaxanthin in nature is the single-cell microalga Haematococcus pluvialis, which accumulates astaxanthin in lipid (fat) vesicles (small, anatomically normal sac- or bladderlike structures) during periods of nutrient deficiency and environmental stress.

Forever Young M.D. Nicholas Perricone 2010

The plants and trees had a distinctly bladderlike appearance, with leaves that were like thick pods and branches covered with green globules.

Sanctuary John Vornholt 1992

The plants and trees had a distinctly bladderlike appearance, with leaves that were like thick pods and branches covered with green globules.

Sanctuary John Vornholt 1992

The plants and trees had a distinctly bladderlike appearance, with leaves that were like thick pods and branches covered with green globules.

Sanctuary John Vornholt 1992

To prepare beaver bate, the castor or bark stone is taken as the base, this is gently pressed out of the bladderlike bag which contains it, into a phiol of 4 ounces with a wide mouth; if you have them you will put from four to six stone in a phiol of that capacity, to this you will add half a nutmeg, a douzen or 15 grains of cloves and thirty grains of cinimon finely pulverized, stir them well together and then add as much ardent sperits to the composition as will reduce it the consistency mustard prepared for the table; when thus prepared it resembles mustard precisely to all appearance. when you cannot procure

The Journals of Lewis and Clark, 1804-1806 Meriwether Lewis 1791

Worse, he’d make us tow a bladderlike sea anchor while he and a date lounged on a raft and watched us struggle.

Rogue Warrior Marcinko, Richard 1992