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Meaning of pinnulate
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pinnulate (a.)
Having each pinna subdivided; -- said of a leaf, or of its pinnae.
pinnulate Sentence Examples
- The maidenhair fern's fronds are beautifully pinnulate, composed of delicate, fan-shaped leaflets.
- The pinnulate leaves of the silver fern provide a shimmering appearance that captivates the eye.
- The delicate leaflets of the parsley fern's pinnulate fronds create an intricate tapestry of greenery.
- The lush, pinnulate canopy of the palm tree provided shade and shelter from the scorching sun.
- The pinnulate structure of the coral's tentacles allows it to trap and absorb nutrients efficiently.
- The pinnulate wing feathers of birds aid in flight and steering, providing stability and maneuverability.
- The pinnulate gills of aquatic creatures, like fish, facilitate efficient respiration within water.
- The pinnulate shape of the leaf of the Chinese celery plant enhances its nutritional value and medicinal properties.
- The pinnulate leaves of the tamarind tree provide a rich source of foliage for wildlife in tropical ecosystems.
- The pinnulate patterns found on butterflies' wings showcase nature's intricate artistry and serve as a form of camouflage.
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Having each pinna subdivided; -- said of a leaf, or of its pinnae.
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The maidenhair fern's fronds are beautifully pinnulate, composed of delicate, fan-shaped leaflets.
The pinnulate leaves of the silver fern provide a shimmering appearance that captivates the eye.
The delicate leaflets of the parsley fern's pinnulate fronds create an intricate tapestry of greenery.
The lush, pinnulate canopy of the palm tree provided shade and shelter from the scorching sun.
