botryoid
/bɒˈtraɪɔɪd/Definitions
1. adjective
resembling a bunch of grapes, especially in the shape of a cluster of grapes or in the way the parts of an organism grow together.
“The botryoid shape of the fruit was a defining characteristic of the species.”
2. noun
A type of growth in which numerous small nodules or swellings develop on the surface of an organ or part of the body, resembling a cluster of grapes.
“The botryoid formations were a hallmark of the disease.”