a. [ad. L. vittāt-us bound with a fillet or chaplet, f. vitta VITTA + -ATE2.]

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  1.  Zool., Bot., etc. Marked or striped with vittæ. Cf. VITTATED a.

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1826.  Kirby & Sp., Entomol., IV. xlvi. 290. Vittate (Vittata), painted with several such stripes.

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1866.  Treas. Bot., 1224/1. Vittate, striped lengthwise.

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  2.  Bot. Having a vitta or vittæ (sense 4 a).

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  Chiefly in combination, 1-vittate.

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1870.  Hooker, Stud. Flora, 153. Eryngium;… primary ridges obscure 1-vittate.

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