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bi·lo·bate

(bī-lō′bāt′) also bi·lo·bat·ed (-bā′tĭd) or bi·lobed (bī′lōbd′)

adj.

Divided into or having two lobes: a bilobate leaf.

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bilobate

(baɪˈləʊˌbeɪt) or

bilobed

adj

divided into or having two lobes: a bilobate leaf.

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bi•lo•bate

(baɪˈloʊ beɪt)

also bi•lo′bat•ed, bi′lobed`,

adj.

consisting of or divided into two lobes.

[1785–95]

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Adj.

bilobate - having two lobes; "a bilobate leaf"

bilobated, bilobed

compound - composed of more than one part; "compound leaves are composed of several lobes; "compound flower heads"

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