Possessing the same number as something else; having an equal number of parts or elements.
From Latin 'con-' (together, equal) and 'numerosus' (numerous, many, from 'numerus' meaning number). An extremely rare botanical and mathematical term.
Botanists might describe flowers as 'conumerous' if their petals match the number of sepals—it's precision language for describing symmetry in nature. It's basically the geometric perfection that makes flowers so mathematically beautiful.
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