Of, relating to, or composed of flosules; resembling or having the nature of small flowers or florets.
From Latin 'flosculus' + '-ous' (full of, characterized by), a variant adjective formation alongside 'flosculose,' both used in botanical terminology to describe flower structures.
Both 'flosculose' and 'flosculous' mean the same thing—science's love of Latin means we get multiple legitimate ways to say 'made of tiny flowers,' which seems excessive until you realize scholars across centuries each added their own preference.
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