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acrodrome
adjective
ac·ro·drome
\ˈa-krə-ˌdrōm\
variants: or
acrodromous
\ə-ˈkrä-drə-məs, a-\Definition of acrodrome
: running to a point —used of a form of venation in which the principal veins terminate at the leaf tip (as in plants of the genus Ziziphus)
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Origin and Etymology of acrodrome
acr- + -drome, -dromous
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