Bitripartite

/ˌbaɪ.traɪˈpɑr.taɪt/ adjective

In botany, describing a leaf or other plant structure that is divided into three parts, with two of those parts further subdivided into multiple lobes or sections.

From 'bi-' (two) and 'tripartite' (divided into three parts), from Latin 'tripartitus'. The term is used in botanical taxonomy to describe specific leaf morphologies with precise subdivisions.

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