The condition or characteristic of having chyle-bearing or juice-carrying stems; the state of possessing vascular channels for fluid transport in plants.
From 'chylocaulous' + '-y' (the state or condition of). This noun nominalization creates a term for the property of chyle-conducting stems in botanical contexts.
Words ending in '-auly' are incredibly rare in English—this one survived in botanical literature as a way to talk about the property of having chyle-conducting tissue!
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