trilobed

The archenteron gives off two lateral pounchs and thus becomes trilobed.

What all authors have agreed in calling the mentum is very noticeable, being large and broad, and trilobed behind.

In fig. 118 is a diagram of a trilobed bract with its three attached sporophylls.

The typical trilobed cephalis may be regarded perhaps as the common original form of the Botryodea.

Spoon, latten, tinned, the bowl oval and the handle flat with a trilobed terminal.