unsubdivided

Examples

• All

• Unlike its relatives, this species has unsubdivided foliage, making identification easier.

• The unsubdivided leaf of the plant is large and green.

• The unsubdivided structure of the leaf simplifies its classification in botany.

• An unsubdivided leaf can indicate a healthy plant.

• The plant is characterized by its unsubdivided leaves, which are broad and smooth.

• The unsubdivided leaf of the plant is large and green.

• An unsubdivided leaf can indicate a healthy plant.

Synonyms

U

unsegmented

vsunsubdivided

• Specialized

1 7.8

A body or object that has no separate, repeating parts along its length

uses the same undivided idea for leaf structure rather than bodies

S

simple

vsunsubdivided

• Specialized

1 7.4

A leaf that is not divided into leaflets

is the broader label for leaves lacking any divisions

U

unsplit

vsunsubdivided

1 4.0

Whole and not divided into parts

refers to absence of internal leaf divisions rather than general intactness

U

unpartitioned

vsunsubdivided

1 7.5

Not divided into parts or sections

is specific to leaf division rather than general wholeness

U

unseparated

vsunsubdivided

1 3.5

Not divided into parts and kept together as one unit

describes internal lack of division in botanical context

E

entire

vsunsubdivided

• Specialized

1 8.3

Having a smooth edge with no teeth or lobes

describes lack of internal subdivisions, not just smooth margins

P

partless

vsunsubdivided

1 8.6

Whole and not able to be divided

narrows this idea to leafs without subdivisions rather than all wholes

U

unifoliate

vsunsubdivided

• Specialized

1 9.9

Having only one leaf on a plant

applies more generally to leaves without any subdivisions

U

unlobed

vsunsubdivided

• Specialized

8.5

A leaf or plant part with a smooth edge and no rounded parts

refers to whole leaf shape rather than only edge detail

U

unramified

vsunsubdivided

9.7

Remaining as a single part without branches

focuses on leaf form specifically rather than branching patterns

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology