A foot that resembles a duck's foot, typically webbed or having spread toes; also a plant disease or a type of footprint.
Compound of 'duck' and 'foot,' used literally to describe something with duck-like foot characteristics. In botany, it describes plants with spread or webbed leaves.
Some plants evolved 'duck-foot' shaped leaves to spread their surface area for catching sunlight and water in wetland environments—nature's clever design matching form to habitat needs.
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