Usually means: Having edges like a comb.
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▸ adjective:  Synonym of pectinate (“resembling a comb”).
▸ adjective:  With pectin added.

Similar:
rough, pectiniform, subpectinated, bipectinated, unipectinate, pectiform, ctenoid, unipectinated, cordated, punctate, more...

Opposite:
unpectinated, smooth, non-serrated

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Similar:
rough, pectiniform, subpectinated, bipectinated, unipectinate, pectiform, ctenoid, unipectinated, cordated, punctate, more...

Opposite:
unpectinated, smooth, non-serrated



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