Maze-like. Resembling the legendary Labyrinth built by Daedalus. Lamellae that fork and cross one another to form long twisty passageways and small chambers between them are called daedaloid (or dedaleoid). Any structure on a mushroom - - be it gills, ridges on the stalk, or just colored lines - - that makes a transition from orderly parallel lines to an irregular configuration, forking and crossing over one another, is said to have anastomosed (we don't have a verb "daedaleize").
