term describing a leaf margin without teeth.
Merriam-Webster Online Dictionary
entire (adjective)1.
having no element or part left out - whole was alone the entire day
2.
complete in degree - total their entire devotion to their family
3.
a) consisting of one piece
b) - homogeneous unmixed
c) - intact strove to keep the collection entire
4.
not castrated
5.
having the margin continuous or free from indentations - an entire leaf whole, perfect
1.
archaic the whole - entirety
2.
- stallion
entire (Wikipedia)
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- In philately, see Cover
- In mathematics, see Entire function
- In animal fancy and animal husbandry, entire indicates that an animal has not been desexed, that is, spayed or neutered
- In botany, an edge (such as of a leaf, petal, calyx, etc.) is called entire if it has a smooth margin without notches (teeth).
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