Having edges that are both fringed and toothed, combining the characteristics of a fimbriate margin with a dentate (toothed) margin.
Compound of fimbria (fringe) and dentate (toothed), from Latin dentatus. This specialized botanical term describes leaves with complex margin structures combining two different edge patterns.
Picture a leaf that's fancy enough to have both tiny fringes AND teeth along the edge—that's fimbriodetate, nature's way of showing off with double-layered decoration!
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