In a slipper-shaped or pouch-like manner; in the manner of a calceolate flower.
From 'calceolate' plus the adverbial suffix '-ly,' which converts the adjective to describe how something exists or occurs in that characteristic shape.
This wonderfully niche word exists because botanists needed to describe the exact orientation and arrangement of slipper-shaped petals—precision that turns gardening into poetry!
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