To point out as with the finger.
Having several leaflets arranged, like the fingers of the hand, at the extremity of a stem or petiole. Also, in general, characterized by digitation.
a. (L. digitus, finger) having fingerlike divisions, as some leaves.
A compound structure whose members arise and diverge from the same point, like the fingers of the hand.
branching from the axis or stalk like the fingers of a hand.
leaves with finger-like leaflets.
digité having finger-like lobes, referring to leafs or bracts (the small leaf where the flower stalk joins the stem)
Diverging, like the fingers spread.
resembling a finger; "digitate leaves of the horse chestnut"
a composed leaves which leaflets radiate from a point like fingers in an open hand.
Finger-like, with radiating lobes or leaflets.
Spreading like the fingers, the leaflets leaving the petiole at one point as applied to compound leaves. The same as palmate.
Compound, with the elements growing from a single point.
Compound leaf with more than three leaflets, all arising from one point at end of petiole (compare palmate). Parent Term: Compound_leaf_types Difficulty Level
parts arranged like the fingers of a hand &endash; usually applied to the arrangement of leaflets in a leaf.
Branches clustering from one point like fingers on a hand.
