Having or producing ten leaves or leaf-like structures.
From Latin 'decem' (ten) + 'folium' (leaf) + '-ate' (adjective suffix). A botanical term describing plants or structures with exactly ten leaves.
The 'foliate' root is clever—it appears in 'defoliate' (remove leaves) and 'foliation' (leaf arrangement), showing how Latin roots let scientists describe the same feature in multiple ways.
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