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pedate

(pĕd′āt′)

adj.

1. Resembling or functioning as a foot: pedate appendages.

2. Botany Having palmately divided lobes with the lateral lobes cleft or divided: a pedate leaf.

pedate

(of leaves) divided in a PALMATE fashion with further divisions.

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Plant two specimens of yellow rose, the climbing kinds Maigold or Leverkusen, with one or two plants of the ivy Sulphur Heart, which has golden and green leaves all year; or rose Madame Alfred Carriere, with white blooms flushed with pink, with the ivy Pedata, which has interestingly shaped leaves.

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Guastella D, Lulah H, Tajebe LS, Cavalieri V, Evans GA, Pedata PA, Rapisarda C, Legg JP.

Polaszek A, Hernandez-Suarez EM, Manzari S, Pedata PA, Schmidt S.

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Then try either: (a) two plants of Leverkusen, a yellow climbing rose, with one or two plants of an ivy called Sulphur Heart, which has golden and green leaves all year; or (b) the rose Madame Alfred Carriere, which has white blooms flushed with pink, and the ivy Pedata, which has elegant green leaves all year.