trifoliate Sentence Examples
- The trifoliate leaves of the clover plant are a symbol of good luck.
- The scientific name for clover, Trifolium, refers to its trifoliate leaves.
- The trifoliate leaf pattern is also found in the leaves of some succulents, such as the Echeveria trifoliata.
- The trifoliate flowers of the Zygophyllum species have a distinctive fragrance.
- The trifoliate cactus, also known as Pereskia aculeata, is a vine-like species with edible leaves.
- The trifoliate maple, Acer trifoliatum, is a deciduous tree native to North America.
- The trifoliate watercress, Nasturtium officinale, is a semi-aquatic plant used as a salad green.
- The trifoliate hornbeam, Carpinus tschonoskii, is a large tree native to East Asia.
- The trifoliate orange, Poncirus trifoliata, is a citrus fruit native to China.
- The trifoliate yam, Dioscorea trifida, is a tropical vine plant with edible tubers.
trifoliate Meaning
Wordnet
trifoliate (s)
(of a leaf shape) having three leaflets
Webster
trifoliate (a.)
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(of a leaf shape) having three leafletsAlt. of Trifoliated
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The trifoliate leaves of the clover plant are a symbol of good luck.
The scientific name for clover, Trifolium, refers to its trifoliate leaves.
The trifoliate leaf pattern is also found in the leaves of some succulents, such as the Echeveria trifoliata.
The trifoliate flowers of the Zygophyllum species have a distinctive fragrance.
