Folded together lengthwise, as leaves or petals in a bud arrangement.
From Latin con- (together) + duplicatus (doubled, folded). This botanical term describes the precise way plant parts fold against each other during growth.
Plants are master engineers of space-saving—conduplicate leaves fold up in buds like origami, protecting the tender new growth inside while taking up minimal room.
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