A mucron is an attachment organelle found in archigregarines - an order of epicellular parasitic Conoidasida. The mucron is derived from the apical complex, which is found in all members of the phylum Apicomplexa. The mucron is located at the anterior (apical) end of the cell and comprises the conoid, rhoptries, apical (s), and a large food vacuole (also called mucronal vacuole) having an outlet opening - a cytostome. It is used to attach and to feed from the host's cell.
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