apophysis /a-pofˈi-sis or -zis/

1. An outgrowth or protuberance, esp on a bone, on the end of a pine-cone scale, or on a moss stalk below the capsule (biology)
2. A vein-like offshoot from an igneous intrusion (geology)

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