Marked with small regular notches or scallops, creating a sawtooth-like pattern on the edge.
Past participle form of 'crenulate,' using the Latin root 'crenula' with the English participle ending '-ed' to show the condition has been applied.
When a leaf is described as 'crenulated,' it means it has tiny teeth along its edge—this texture actually helps some plants shed water and defend against insects!
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