A small cone-shaped structure or projection; a conical protuberance in anatomy or botany.
From Latin 'conulus' (small cone, diminutive of 'conus' meaning cone). The word appears in specialized anatomical and botanical terminology.
Conules are tiny cone-shaped bumps you might find on a leaf surface or on biological tissue under a microscope—they're the kind of detail that only matters if you're really looking closely at the geometry of nature.
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