alder-leaved
/ˌɔːldəˈliːvd/ /ˌɒldəˈliːvd/(also alder-leafed)
adjective
Of a plant: having simple oval leaves with a serrated margin resembling those of the common alder; frequently corresponding to the specific epithet alnifolia.
Origin
Late 18th century. From alder + leaved. In some forms after leafed.
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