Having numerous tiny holes or pores; marked by many small foramina.
Latin foramen (hole) + diminutive -ule + -ose (full of). Combines the diminutive form with the adjectival suffix to emphasize an abundance of very small perforations.
Diatom shells—single-celled algae—are incredibly foraminulose with patterns of pores so regular and beautiful they're used as test images for microscope quality!
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