1. having a petiole; having a leaf stalk
Usage: botanical

Examples

• The maple tree has petioled leaves that flutter in the breeze.
• Petioled leaves are attached to branches by their stalks.
• The botanist identified the plant by its petioled foliage.
• Most deciduous trees have petioled rather than sessile leaves.
• The petioled leaves of the rose bush moved gently in the wind.