Having a margin with both tooth-like projections and fine hair-like structures; combining toothed and ciliated features.
Compound of 'dentato-' (toothed, from Latin 'dentatus') and 'cillitate' (having cilia or hair-like structures). A specialized botanical or biological descriptor.
When scientists combine descriptive terms like this, they're painting a tiny picture—'dentatocillitate' means something is fancy enough to have both teeth AND little hairs, like a microscopic sword with a fuzzy edge!
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