peduncular
/pɪˈdʌŋkjələr/
adjective
- Relating to or resembling a peduncle, which is a stalk that supports a flower, fruit, or other plant part.
- Botanists examined the peduncular structure to understand how the flower developed.
- The peduncular stem of the cherry tree held the fruit firmly.
- In the garden, the peduncular attachment of the pumpkin was thick and sturdy.
- Relating to a stalk-like structure in animals, especially a bundle of nerve fibers in the brain.
- Neuroscientists studied the peduncular pathways in the patient's MRI scan.
- Damage to the peduncular fibers can affect motor coordination.
- The doctor explained that the peduncular region of the brain connects different areas.
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