foliate

As adjectives the difference between foliate and foliolate

is that foliate is of or relating to leaves while foliolate is of or pertaining to leaflets of a plant.

As a verb foliate

is to form into leaves.

As an adjective foliate

is of or relating to leaves.

As a verb foliate

is to form into leaves.

As a noun folinate is

any salt or ester of folinic acid.

As an adjective foliate

is of or relating to leaves.

As a verb foliate

is to form into leaves.

As a noun foliage is

the leaves of plants.

As a noun folate

is (vitamin) a salt or ester of folic acid, especially one present in the vitamin b complex.

As an adjective foliate is

of or relating to leaves.

As a verb foliate is

to form into leaves.

As verbs the difference between filiate and foliate

is that filiate is to adopt as son or daughter while foliate is to form into leaves.

As an adjective foliate is

of or relating to leaves.

As a noun taxonomy

is the science or the technique used to make a classification.

As an adjective foliate is

of or relating to leaves.

As a verb foliate is

to form into leaves.

As adjectives the difference between foliate and nonfoliate

is that foliate is of or relating to leaves while nonfoliate is not foliate.

As a verb foliate

is to form into leaves.