saccate
/sæˈkeɪt/Definitions
1. adjective
Having or formed of sacs or pouches, especially in the shape of a saccus; saccate is also used in botany to describe leaves with a saccate margin, in which the blade is prolonged downward at the base.
“The saccate leaves of the plant helped it to collect and store rainwater effectively.”
2. noun
A saccate structure or part, especially in botany.
“The saccate appendages on the plant’s leaves allowed it to thrive in arid environments.”