Of or relating to a corollite, a fossil impression or mold of a flower or floral part.
From corolla + -litic (from Greek lithos, stone), literally 'flower-stone.' Used in paleobotany to describe fossilized flower structures preserved in rock.
Corollites are like nature's time capsules—ancient flowers pressed into stone millions of years ago, giving us glimpses of flowers that bloomed when dinosaurs still roamed!
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