glandulosum
Glandulosum is a term of Latin origin, derived from the word "glandula," meaning gland. As an adjective, it describes something characterized by the presence of glands. In biological contexts, particularly in botany and zoology, "glandulosum" is often used as a specific epithet within a scientific name to denote a species that possesses glandular structures. These glands can secrete various substances, such as oils, resins, or mucilage, which may serve purposes like defense, attraction, or lubrication.
For instance, in plant taxonomy, a species might be named something like *Plantago glandulosum* if its leaves