Cut into distinct parts, by incisions which reach the midrib; -- said of a leaf.
a. (L. dividere, to divide) referring to the blade of an appendage when it is cut into distinct divisions to, or almost to, the midvein.
When a leaf is cut or indented to the midrib or base of the blade, it is considered divided.
Leaves which have separate leaflets or have divisions between lobes that extent to near the leaf stem.
Cut into more than one distinct part.
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A plant structure that is cut into distinct parts; used to describe leaves. Go Back
leaf blade not entire but not compound (many oaks)
Deeply lobed when applied to leaves; separated to the base into divisions.
Separations in the leaf which often run to the base of the leaf.