fasciculus
/fæsɪˈkjʊləs/Definitions
1. noun
A small bundle or cluster of nerve fibers or muscle fibers.
“The scientist studied the fasciculus in the brain to understand its role in memory formation.”
2. noun
A small bundle or cluster of fibers, especially of muscle, in an organism.
“The fasciculus in the muscle contracted and released in a rhythmic pattern.”
3. noun
A small bundle of fibers in a plant, especially in the stem or root.
“The fasciculus in the plant’s stem helped to transport water and nutrients.”