Shaped like or resembling a catkin or ament; having the form of a drooping flower cluster.
From Latin 'amentum' (catkin) + '-form' (shaped like), a botanical descriptor used when structures resemble aments without being true catkins.
The '-form' suffix builds visible descriptions—'amentiform' literally means 'catkin-shaped,' like how 'uniform' means 'one-shaped'—it's how botanists describe what they see.
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