Definition: Adenophores are small, non-vascular glands located on the skin that secrete an oily substance, which is called acroporesol (or acropores). They help in regulating body moisture by absorbing water from the atmosphere and returning it to the body when sweat evaporates. Adenophores can be found in many parts of the body, including the face, underarms, and scalp, but are most commonly found on the neck and chest. Adenophores are not recognized as a specific word, so I cannot provide an exact definition for them without more information about their structure and function.
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