What is another word for pinnate-leaved?
Pronunciation: [pˈɪne͡ɪtlˈiːvd] (IPA) 
Pinnate-leaved plants are those that have leaflets that are arranged like the feathers of a bird's wing. Synonyms for pinnate-leaved include feather-leaved, wing-like, and feathery. Other words that are commonly used to describe this type of leaf include palmate, compound, and rachis. Palmate leaves have leaflets that are arranged like the fingers of a hand, while compound leaves have more than one leaflet attached to a single stem. Rachi, on the other hand, refers to the central stem that supports the leaflets. Whatever the term used, these words all describe the same unique and beautiful structure of a leaf.
