👉 Aphanolaimus is a term used in botany that describes plants with tiny, hair-like structures on their leaves called spines. These spines are often responsible for attracting insects and other animals to the plant's flowers, as they act as a defense mechanism against predators or pests. Aphanolaimus can also refer to the process of producing these spines by specialized cells in the leaves of plants, which is an example of asexual reproduction.
