Having teeth or tooth-like projections; characterized by a notched or jagged edge that resembles teeth.
From Latin 'dentatus' (toothed), with the English adjectival suffix '-ed' added. Describes something modified to have a toothed appearance.
When you look at a dentated leaf under a microscope, you're seeing nature's teeth—plants evolved those tiny notches partly to increase surface area for photosynthesis and help shed water!
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