bilobulären

Bilobulär is a German term used in science to describe structures composed of two lobes or divided into two lobulated parts. The word combines bi- from Latin “two” and lobulus “little lobe.” It functions as a neutral morphological descriptor in fields such as anatomy, pathology, and botany.

In anatomy and medicine, bilobulär describes organs, glands, tumors, or lesions that exhibit two lobes. It characterizes form rather than function and can apply to structures that appear as two connected lobes or two prominent nodules. In radiology or pathology reports, a bilobuläre Läsion may indicate a lesion with two lobular components or an overall bilobed contour.

In botany, bilobulär describes leaves, petals, or other plant parts with two lobes separated by a notch; bilobed leaves are common in various plant families and often reflect adaptive or developmental patterns.

Related terms include bilobed (English), bilobular, and unilobular (one lobe) or multilobular (more than two lobes). The term is more common in formal or older texts; in contemporary German, alternatives such as zweilappig or zweilobar are often used depending on context.

See also: lobes, morphology, anatomical terminology.