What is another word for venations?
Pronunciation: [vɛnˈe͡ɪʃənz] (IPA) 
"Venations" are the veins or vein-like structures in leaves or wings, responsible for carrying water or nutrients. Alternatives to this word include the terms "veinlets," "vein branches," and "vein systems." Veinlets refer to small veins that branch out from larger ones, often used in the context of leaf anatomy. Vein branches are larger veins that split off into smaller networks, while vein systems describe the overall pattern of veins within a given structure. These synonyms can be useful for writers and scientists alike, as they provide different vantage points from which to describe and examine the complex systems that sustain life.
