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lobed leaves

 

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Noun lobed leaf has 1 sense
  1. lobed leaf - a leaf having deeply indented margins
    --1 is a kind of
    leaf, leafage, foliage

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Lobed Leaves

Definition:

Lobed leaves refer to a type of foliage with deep, rounded divisions or indentations along the edges, resembling the shape of a lobe.

Senses/Usages:

1. Botanical Sense:

In botany, lobed leaves are a characteristic feature of many plant species, especially deciduous trees and flowering plants. The lobes may be small or large, varying in number and shape.

Example Sentence: The maple tree has beautiful lobed leaves that turn vibrant shades of red and orange in the fall.

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2. Horticultural Sense:

In horticulture, lobed leaves can often be attributed to specific plant varieties or cultivars. These distinct leaf shapes are commonly sought after by gardeners for their unique aesthetic appeal.

Example Sentence: The garden showcases a variety of plants with lobed leaves, including the Japanese maple and oakleaf hydrangea.

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3. Biological Sense:

In biology, lobed leaves can also refer to certain aquatic or semi-aquatic plants that have leaf structures with lobed margins, adaptations to their aquatic environment.

Example Sentence: The water lily is an aquatic plant with lobed leaves that float on the surface of the pond.

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