The word tripinnate is a botanical term, which refers to a leaf structure or arrangement that has three branches or leaflets. Antonyms for this term would typically refer to leaf structures that have a different number of branches or leaflets. For example, words such as "simple," "palmate," "pinnate," or "bipinnate" would be antonyms of tripinnate. Simple leaves have one undivided blade, palmate leaves have several lobes that radiate from a central point, pinnate leaves have a single midrib with small leaflets branching off of it, and bipinnate leaves have branches that are further divided into smaller branches. These antonyms help to describe the diversity of the plant world and the various ways in which leaves can be structured.

What are the antonyms for Tripinnate?

• adj.

  • noun
  • simple
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  • unsubdivided
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