Cellular structures II

My first posting on cellular structures represented a normal parenchymatic tissue. In addition, here are some more specialized tissues:

Using random positions (golden spheres) and connecting adjacent positions it is possible to generate a cellular structure, …

… which resembles an aerenchyma.

Aerenchyma

Aerenchyma

Here comes a section from such a tissue.

Aerenchyma, section

Aerenchyma, section

And using random positions …

Random positions

Random positions

… and subtracting them from a solid block it is possible to obtain sponge-like structures.

Sponge formation

Sponge formation
Sponge structure

Sponge structure

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