Digitate

The digitate roots of the plant were shallow and wide-spreading.

The scientist had to digitate the number of cells under the microscope.

The starfish had five digitate arms that it used to move and capture food.

The coach asked the player to digitate the number of goals scored in each match.

The lizard had digitate toes that helped it climb and grip surfaces.

The frog had a digitate tongue that flicked out to catch insects.

The coral reefs digitate towards the surface of the water, creating a beautiful underwater landscape.

The digitate structure of the virus is what allows it to attach to host cells.

The digital display on the clock was digitate in appearance.

The digitate projections on the surface of the mushroom were unusual and fascinating.

The cactus had digitate spines that protected it from predators.

The insect had digitate antennae that were used for sensing the environment.

The bird had digitate claws that gripped tightly onto branches.

The fern had digitate fronds that unfurled into delicate, finger-like shapes.

The fossil had digitate impressions that revealed the intricate details of an ancient creature.

The sculpture had digitate limbs that added a sense of movement and grace.

The crustacean had digitate legs that scuttled across the ocean floor.

The succulent had digitate leaves that formed a unique and striking pattern.

The plant had digitate leaves that resembled fingers.

The starfish had digitate arms that helped it move and catch prey.

The fossil had digitate imprints that indicated the presence of an ancient creature.