Vacuolation
noun
1.
the formation of vacuoles.
2.
the state of being vacuolate.
3.
a system of vacuoles.
vacuolation vac·u·o·la·tion (vāk’yōō-ō-lā’shən) or vac·u·o·li·za·tion (-lĭ-zā’shən)
n.
The formation of vacuoles.
The condition of having vacuoles.
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