simple,compund-leaf Flashcards

1
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types of leaves

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simple

compound - pinnately , palmately

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simple leaf and eg.

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leaf blade not divided, on incision does not touch midrib , bud at axis of petiole
eg. mango,peepal ,banyan

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compound leaf

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lamina (leaf blade) broken into leaflets , incision touch midrib (petiole )

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4
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types of compound leaf

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pinnately compound leaf, palmately compound leaf

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pinnately compound leaf

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midrib forms common axis ->rachis

no. of leaves on rachis

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6
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eg of pinnately compound leaf

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unipinnately ->paripinnate (cassia, fistula )
imparipinnate (rose,neem )

bipinnate ->acacia , mimosa
tripinnate->Moringa
decompound ->carrot,coriander

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7
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palmately compound leaf

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rachis absent , incisions of leaf directed from leaf margin to axis of petiole

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eg of palmately compound leaf

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9
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types of palmately compound leaf

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unifoliate 
bifoliate 
trifoliate
tetrafoliate
multi foliate
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unifoliate eg

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lemon , orange

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bifoliate eg.

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Bauhinia

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trifoliate eg .

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oxalis , aegle

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13
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tetrafoliate eg.

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marsilea

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14
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multifoliate eg.

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silk cotton , bombax

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