exudatorium
noun
ex·u·da·to·ri·um
igˌzüdəˈtōrēəm,
eg- sometimes ikˌsü- or ekˌsü- or -gzˌyü- or -ksˌyü-
plural exudatoria
-ēə
: one of the papillae present on certain ant and termite larvae that secrete substances attractive to adults of the same species
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, from Latin exsudatus, exudatus + New Latin -orium