trifoliate

As adjectives the difference between trifoliate and tripinnate

is that trifoliate is (chiefly|botany) having]] or [[comprise|comprising three leaves, leaflets, or (loosely) such similar structures, as the clover plant while tripinnate is (botany) having bipinnate leaflets arranged on each side of a rhachis.

As adjectives the difference between trifoliate and digitate

is that trifoliate is (chiefly|botany) having]] or [[comprise|comprising three leaves, leaflets, or (loosely) such similar structures, as the clover plant while digitate is having digits, fingers or things shaped like fingers; fingerlike.

As a verb digitate is

to point out as with the finger.

As adjectives the difference between trifoliate and unifoliate

is that trifoliate is having or comprising three leaves, leaflets, or (loosely) such similar structures, as the clover plant while unifoliate is having a single leaf.

As an adjective trifoliate is

(chiefly|botany) having]] or [[comprise|comprising three leaves, leaflets, or (loosely) such similar structures, as the clover plant.