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globuliferous

[glob-yuh-lif-er-uhs]

adjective

containing or producing globules.

Origin:
1790–1800; globule + -i- + -ferous

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globuliferous (ˌɡlɒbjʊˈlɪfərəs)

—*adj*
	producing, containing, or having globules

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