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decussate

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decussate [′dek·ə‚sāt]
(botany)
Of the arrangement of leaves, occurring in alternating pairs at right angles.
(science and technology)
To intersect in the form of an X.
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5 cm, entire-crenate, cormate at base, slightly reflexed at margins, single veined, acute; cauline leaves, opposite decussate, smaller, in pairs, linear-oblong, 2-5 X 0.
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