1. having a pedicle or stalk; attached by a narrow stem or base
Usage: biology, botany, zoology

Examples

• The pediculated leaves of the plant hung gracefully from thin stems.
• Under the microscope, the pediculated fungal structures were clearly visible.
• Many pediculated tumors can be removed surgically with relative ease.
• The pediculated polyp was attached to the intestinal wall by a narrow stalk.
• Botanists identified the specimen as pediculated due to its distinctive stem attachment.