whats the texture term for banded.metamorphic rocks?

Answer 1

Gneissose, schistose and granulose are terms used to describe various grades of banding in metamorphic rocks.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

Are you looking for the word "foliated" in place of "banded"?
Or are you looking for the rock name of "Gneiss"?