pinnation

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The organisation of a pinnate leaf
pinnate
{a} having leaflets along the side like fethers
pinnate
1) Having leaflets on each side of a common stem arranged in a feather-like manner [16] 2) Having veins on each side of a common vein arranged in a feather-like manner [16] 3) A "pinnately lobed" leaf has many equal-sized lobes arranged pinnately on each side of the leaf [16]
pinnate
having side branches
pinnate
of a leaf shape; featherlike; having leaflets on each side of a common axis
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n Compound leaves made up of leaflets arranged in two rows on opposite sides of the axis
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Resembling a feather
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Having a winglike tuft of long feathers on each side of the neck
pinnate
The leaflets are divided along the stalk in the shape of a feather or pinnae
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See Abruptly pinnate, and Illust
pinnate
Compound leaves arranged on opposite sides of an axis or rachis
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The arrangement of leaf veins or leaflets in such a way that the main divisions arise along a central axis, like a feather
pinnate
Consisting of several leaflets, or separate portions, arranged on each side of a common petiole, as the leaves of a rosebush, a hickory, or an ash
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A leaf shape where leaflets or lobes are arranged on either side of a central axis or petiole
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divided, as with a compound leaf, so the segments are arranged on two sides of a middle axis; featherlike in appearance (see pictorial glossary)
pinnate
Having leaflets arranged in opposite rows along the petiole
pinnate
{s} feathered, covered in plumage; resembling a feather
pinnate
Compound leaf with leaflets on either side of central axis
pinnate
With two rows of lateral braches, appendages, or parts along the axis
pinnate
Compound leaves with opposite pairs of separate leaflets, typically as in fraxinus ssp
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A pinna having pinnules that are free to the rachis
pinnate
describing a leaf, which leaflets are on each side of a stalk or rachis
pinnate
Having two rows of branches, lobes, leaflets, or veins arranged on each side of a common axis
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leaf divided into leaflets arranged on opposite sides of the midrib; 2-pinnate - each is further subdivided in a pinnate way; 3-pinnate - 3 levels of subdivision
pinnate
Divided in a feathery manner; having leaflets on each side of an axis or midrib Pinnate blades are divided into leaflets (pinnæ), with each leaflet narrowly attached to the central stem (rachis) Blades more divided are designated as bipinnate or tripinnate From the Latin, pinnatus, "feathered "
pinnate
divided into leaflets that are arranged on either side of a rachis, as in a feather
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A type of compound leaf with leaflets on two opposites sides of an elongated rachis Examples: Ash, Chinese Scholar Tree
pinnate
divided into leaflets arranged along an axis; feather-like
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having leaflets on both sides of a common axis
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divided
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under Abruptly
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feather-like, usually referring to a compound leaf with leaflets arranged along each side of a common petiole
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