1) Capable of being cut 2) Cut into small divisions 
loosely amassed in packets such as some pollina
capable of being cut easily with a knife
• (a.) Capable of being cut; specifically (Min.), capable of being severed by the knife with a smooth cut; -- said of minerals.
A term referring to orchid pollen which is composed of discernible units called massulae.
(from the article `Orchidales`) ...of a clear, sticky substance (viscin) in masses called pollinia. Two basic kinds of pollinia exist: one has soft, mealy packets bound together to ...
Able to be cut into by a knife or other sharp object. A form of tenacity.
Sec'tile adjective [ Latin sectilis , from secare , sectum , to cut: confer French sectile . See Section .] Capable of being cut; specifically (Min.) , capable of being severed by the knife with a smooth cut; -- said of minerals. 
Type: Term Pronunciation: sek′til, tīl Definitions: 1. Capable of being cut or divided. 2. Having the appearance of being divided.
loosely amassed in packets such as some pollina
said of minerals that can be cut with a knife without breaking off in undesired pieces. 
A term of tenacity. A sectile mineral can be cut with a knife, and the slice breaks up under a hammer.