Having veins or nerves arranged in a curved pattern; the past-participle form of curvinervate.
From Latin 'curvus' (curved) and 'nervus' (vein) with the past participle ending '-ed'. This variant form appears occasionally in older botanical texts as an alternative to curvinervate.
Look at a banana leaf compared to a palm frond—the banana's curvinerved pattern makes it stronger in wind, while the palm's different venation spreads wind forces differently.
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