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\"\"<\/a>Divided almost to the middle; often used for split or lobed in a less specific way.<\/p>\n

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With sharp lobes, usually near the middle.<\/p>\n

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Indented about halfway to the midrib or base of the blade.<\/p>\n

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Cut about halfway (as in a leaf).<\/p>\n

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A small opening or hollow place in a surface or body part.<\/p>\n

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Division, fissure, or cleavage, especially one resulting in the nonunion of parts in the developing fetus (e.g., a cleft palate).<\/p>\n

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A fissure or elongated opening.<\/p>\n

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