IPA: /ˈspɔːruːl/
KK: /ˈspɔrul/
A tiny reproductive unit produced by certain plants, fungi, and bacteria, which can develop into a new organism.
The scientist observed the sporules under a microscope to study their structure.
**Sporule** → It is formed from "spora" (from Greek *spora*, meaning seed or sowing) and the diminutive suffix "-ule" (meaning small). The word "sporule" refers to a small seed or spore, indicating a diminutive form of a spore.
Think of a 'small seed' ('spora' means seed and '-ule' indicates small) to remember that a sporule is a tiny spore.