trophi
/ˈtroʊfaɪ, ˈtroʊfi/Definitions
1. noun
A branch or appendage of an organ, especially a part of the alimentary canal, as in a mollusk or an insect.
“The trophi of the mollusk played a crucial role in its feeding process.”
2. noun
A part of the alimentary canal, especially one that is a branch or a diverticulum.
“The trophi of the insect were responsible for its unique digestive system.”