rimose

/ˈraɪmoʊs/
adjective
  1. Covered with cracks, fissures, or chinks; having a cracked surface.
    • The bark of the ancient oak tree was deeply rimose, providing homes for small insects.
    • Geologists examined the rimose surface of the rock formation, noting the network of fractures.
    • The old, dry clay soil was rimose after weeks without rain.
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