biserrate
baɪˈsɛreɪt
Definition

Definition of biserrate - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
plantTECH.having serrations with smaller serrations on themTECH.
  • The leaf is biserrate, enhancing its defensive structure.
2.
entomologyTECH.serrated on both sides like some insect antennaeTECH.
  • The insect's antennae are distinctly biserrate.
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Origin of biserrate

Latin, bi- (two) + serratus (saw-like)

Examples of biserrate in a sentence

  • Gardeners admire the biserrate pattern on the leaves.
  • The beetle's antennae appeared biserrate under the microscope.
  • Scientists noted the biserrate structure in their study.

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  1. French:biserraté, dentelé des deux côtés, ...
  2. German:doppelt gesägt, ...
  3. Italian:biserrata, biserrato, ...
  4. Spanish:doblemente aserrada, biserrado, ...
  5. Portuguese:biserrilhado, biserrado, ...
  6. Chinese:双锯齿的, 双锯齿状, ...
  7. Japanese:二重鋸歯状の, 両側が鋸歯状の, ...
  8. Arabic:مُزْدَوَج التَّسْنِين, مُسَنَّن مِن الجانِبَيْن, ...
  9. Hebrew:דּוּ-מְשֻׁנָּן, ...
  10. Russian:дважды зубчатый, двойной зазубренный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:двозубчастий, двосерратний, ...
  12. Hindi:द्विदंती, द्विदंतीदार, ...

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