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triple-nerved
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adjective
- noting a leaf in which two prominent nerves emerge from the middle nerve a little above its base.
triple-nerved
adjective
- (of a leaf) having three main veins
yvlog History and Origins
Origin of triple-nerved1
Example Sentences
Stem and leaves smooth and glabrous 29–32 Pubescent or scabrous 33–36 Leaves not 3-ribbed, or only obscurely triple-nerved.
Hairy, the branches naked at the summit and bearing single heads; leaves spatulate-oblong or lanceolate, partly clasping, triple-nerved, the upper entire, mostly obtuse; rays about 12, equalling or exceeding the ample involucre; chaff of the dark purple disk nearly smooth and blunt.—Dry soil, N. J. and Penn. to Ky., Mo., and southward.—Variable,
Triple-ribbed, Triple-nerved, &c., where a midrib branches into three, near the base of the leaf.
Of the triple-nerved laurels several are referred to Cinnamomum.
Its firm, rather thick leaves are lance-shaped, triple-nerved, entire, very rough-margined, or perhaps the lowest ones with a few scattered teeth.
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