1. arranged in or forming bundles or clusters; bundled together in a tight group
Usage: commonly used in botany and biology to describe plant structures

Examples

• The fasciculated roots of the grass plant grew tightly together in the soil.
• Pine needles are fasciculated, growing in bundles of two or more from a single point.
• The fasciculated muscle fibers were clearly visible under the microscope.
• Fasciculated leaves on the plant created a dense, compact appearance.
• The botanist noted the fasciculated arrangement of the flower's stamens.