Having globules or droplets of varied sizes or composition.
From hetero- (different) + globulus (little globe) + -ose (full of). A rare technical term used in chemistry and botany to describe uneven distribution of liquid droplets.
Oil-in-water emulsions look heteroglobulose under a microscope—tiny oil droplets of completely different sizes suspended in water—which is why salad dressing separates without constant shaking!
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