The projecting part of a cam wheel or of a non-circular gear wheel.
Part of a divided leaf, although not divided into separate leaflets.
A division or projecting part of the blade of a leaf.
Flower petal. Also see Corolla.
A rounded projection on a structure.
a rounded projected part, any of the rounded divisions of the leaves of certain trees
A protruding segment of an organ.
any curved or rounded projection of a structure
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Any, usually rounded, segment or part of the perianth.
a projection that extends out on a leaf You can tell leaves apart by looking at how many lobes they have.
Lobes are the individual segments of a leaf's blade, usually rounded.
A lobe is a single, rounded part of the body such as part of the whales fluke(tail).
A roundish projection or division, as of an organ or leaf.
A part of division, especially when rounded, of an organ.
a flat, rounded process or piece
(anatomy) a somewhat rounded subdivision of a bodily organ or part; "ear lobe"
(botany) a part into which a leaf is divided
a rounded projection that is part of a larger structure
A usually more or less rounded projection of a deeply indented leaf.
A division or segment of a structure, usually rounded in outline.
A projecting part bigger than a tooth.
Any protruding part of an organ, as in an oak leaf. Having the edge of the leaf deeply but not completely divided.
A discrete segment of an antenna radiation pattern, characterized by a localized maximum bounded by identifiable nulls.
Projection or division of a leaf or petal
the leaf margin that is shallowly or deeply divided into sections or divisions.
A rounded part that sticks out. Many leaves have lobes. Sometimes they look like fingers on a hand. You can often tell what kind of tree it is by counting the lobes on a leaf and looking at their shape.
Typically rounded area that is above the eyes on each side of the head of a caterpillar (see Figure 3).
Any distinct segment of a divided sepal or petal. Members of the pink family (Caryophyllaceae) have divided petals that appear to have been cut with pinking shears (thus the common family name, pink).
The extension of a larger body; used in the description of glaciers, lichens, and leaf form, among others. The Superior Lobe, for example, was a great tongue of ice out of the Superior Basin which reached as far south as the Twin Cities some 20,000 years ago.
a roundish projection of any structure. In the breast, lobes of the mammary glands radiate from the central area to the nipple area like wheel spokes.
any portion of a structure, especially if rounded, which is at least partially set off from the remainder.
Rounded projection of a leaf. (click here to see a lobed leaf)
A rounded division frequently found in medallions and in border ornaments.
Prominent, rounded or pointed portion of a leaf separated by a sinus, occurs as 3 or 5 lobes per leaf
any rounded, projecting part of the anatomy; components of the brain. ( See Also: frontal lobe, parietal lobe, temporal lobe, and occipital lobe.)
A segment of the blade of a simple leaf that is dissected or divided.
A part or division, especially when rounded, of an organ.
a sub-division of an organ such as a leaf ( see pictorial glossary). Return to
A segment of the blade of a leaf. Example: The leaf of a Norway Maple is palmately- lobed. Compare "sinus".
A rounded form alternating with cusps or triangular projections in a circle of tracery.
A lobe is a single, rounded part of the body, such as part of a shark's tail, a whales flukes (tail), or our ears. Shark tails are asymmetrical; the upper lobe is larger.
The rounded part of a leaf.
A part of a leaf which extends outward from its general mass
A division or segment of a leaf.
A rounded division of a flower or leaf.
The rounded segment of a leaf or petal.
A projecting segment of an organ.
1. An identifiable segment of an antenna radiation pattern. Note: A lobe is characterized by a localized maximum bounded by identifiable nulls. 2. A pair of channels between a data station and a lobe attaching unit, one channel for sending and one for receiving, as seen from the point of view of the attached data station
1. A subdivision of an organ, divided by fissures, connective tissue or other natural boundaries. 2. A rounded projecting portion, such as the lobe of the ear.