percurrent
adjective
per·current
\¦pər, (ˈ)per+\
Definition of percurrent
: extending from the base to the apex —used of the midrib of a leaf
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Origin and Etymology of percurrent
Latin percurrent-, percurrens, present participle of percurrere to run through, from per- through + currere to run, hasten
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