plurifoliolate Sentence Examples
- The plurifoliolate leaves of the hop plant consist of numerous leaflets attached to a central axis.
- The leaflets of the plurifoliolate leaves are lanceolate, with coarsely toothed margins.
- The plurifoliolate leaves of the sycamore produce a dense canopy that provides shade.
- The plurifoliolate leaves of the lupine are distinctively palmate with five to nine leaflets.
- The plurifoliolate leaves of the common rue are aromatic and have a strong, pungent smell.
- The plurifoliolate leaves of the ash tree are imparipinnate and arranged in pairs opposite each other.
- The leaflets of the plurifoliolate leaves of the horse chestnut are obovate with a rounded apex.
- The plurifoliolate leaves of the black locust are odd-pinnate and have a unique zigzag arrangement.
- The plurifoliolate leaves of the poison sumac have seven to thirteen leaflets and a distinctive red petiole.
- The plurifoliolate leaves of the maidenhair fern are delicate and divided into numerous segments.
plurifoliolate Meaning
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plurifoliolate (a.)
Having several or many leaflets.
Synonyms & Antonyms of plurifoliolate
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Having several or many leaflets.
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The plurifoliolate leaves of the hop plant consist of numerous leaflets attached to a central axis.
The leaflets of the plurifoliolate leaves are lanceolate, with coarsely toothed margins.
The plurifoliolate leaves of the sycamore produce a dense canopy that provides shade.
The plurifoliolate leaves of the lupine are distinctively palmate with five to nine leaflets.
