What is another word for galbulus?
Pronunciation: [ɡˈalbjʊləs] (IPA) 
Galbulus is a botanical term that refers to a berry-like fruit with a hardened exterior. This term is commonly used in the study of plant biology and can be replaced with synonyms like aril, drupe, or pseudocarp. An aril is a fleshy appendage that grows around the seed of a plant, much like a galbulus. A drupe is a fruit with a single seed enclosed in a hardened shell, similar to the exterior of a galbulus. A pseudocarp is a fruit that is formed from the enlargement of non-floral parts of a plant, which can be applied to galbulus-like fruits. When discussing the unique characteristics of these fruits, botanists may use these synonyms interchangeably to avoid repetition or confusion.
