The tract of nerve fibers in the olfactory lobe that passes from the olfactory bulb to the olfactory trigone.
One of two structures containing neurons which carry the “smell” from the olfactory cells, where it has been converted into an electrical signal, to the area of the brain where the smell can be identified.
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