vaskulare
Vaskulare is a term derived from the Latin vasculare, meaning "of vessels," and is used in several languages as an adjective to denote relation to vessels, most often blood vessels. In English-language medical and biological writing, the direct translation is vascular. The word appears in contexts describing structures, tissues, and processes that involve vessels, including the network that carries blood in animals and the vascular tissues in plants.
In human medicine, vaskulare terms are common in discussions of anatomy and pathology that involve the vascular
In botany, the concept extends to vascular plants, which possess specialized conducting tissues called xylem and
Variants and cognates of the term appear in different languages, often with orthography that reflects local
Overall, vaskulare functions as a cross-disciplinary descriptor spanning medicine, physiology, and botany to denote something connected