Having the shape or form of a hood or cowl; hood-shaped.
From Latin cucullus (hood) combined with -form (meaning shaped like). This is a technical term combining two Latin roots to describe specific three-dimensional shapes.
Mycologists use 'cuculliform' to describe certain fungi caps that fold over like an actual hood—it's the kind of precise language that lets scientists communicate perfectly about nature's tiny details.
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