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    The document discusses different types of leaf structures and venation patterns found in plants. It identifies leaves that are pinnately compound, palmately compound, monocot simple leaves, and dicot simple leaves. It also describes several types of specialized leaves including pitcher plants, pocket leaves, and leaves with tendrils or hooks. Venation patterns mentioned include pinnately netted, radially netted, and parallel veins. The document covers various phyllotaxy arrangements like opposite, decussate, whorled, and alternate leaf patterns.

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    The document discusses different types of leaf structures and venation patterns found in plants. It identifies leaves that are pinnately compound, palmately compound, monocot simple leaves, and dicot simple leaves. It also describes several types of specialized leaves including pitcher plants, pocket leaves, and leaves with tendrils or hooks. Venation patterns mentioned include pinnately netted, radially netted, and parallel veins. The document covers various phyllotaxy arrangements like opposite, decussate, whorled, and alternate leaf patterns.

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    Botlab - Leaves

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    Lian Hime
    The document discusses different types of leaf structures and venation patterns found in plants. It identifies leaves that are pinnately compound, palmately compound, monocot simple leaves, and dicot simple leaves. It also describes several types of specialized leaves including pitcher plants, pocket leaves, and leaves with tendrils or hooks. Venation patterns mentioned include pinnately netted, radially netted, and parallel veins. The document covers various phyllotaxy arrangements like opposite, decussate, whorled, and alternate leaf patterns.

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    Botany - Leaves

    Pannately Compound Even pinnate / paripinnate Acupulco leaf

    Palmately Compound Quadrifoliate Kamatchile

    Monocot (Simple leaf) Bambusa sp. (bamboo)

    Dicot (Simple leaf) Hibiscus rosa-sinensis (gumamela) Pinnately Compound Bipinnate Caballero Palmately Compound Bifoliate Garlic Vine

    Palmately Compound Pentafoliate Galamay. Amo

    Palmately Compound Unifoliate Suha

    Pinnately Compound Tripinnate Malunggay leaf

    Pannately Compound Odd pinnate Rose leaf Palmately Compound Trifoliate Santol leaf

    Specialized leaf Plantlet at the tip of the leaf for reproduction Kalanchoe

    Specialized leaf Pitcher-like structure for absorption Pitcher plant

    Specialized leaf Hooks on petiole for unusual support Anahaw

    Specialized leaf Pocket leaf for storage Oak leaf fern

    Specialized leaf Uncutinized leaf for Absorption Hydrilla

    Specialized leaves Bud scale for protection Indian rubber

    Specialized leaf Expanded petiolule for added photosynthesis Suha leaf

    Specialized leaf Tendrils for support

    Venation Pinnately Netted Langka

    Specialized leaf Expanded rachises for added photosynthesis Corrales

    Specialized leaf Apical spine for protection Agave or century plant

    Venation Radial Parallel Camia

    Venation Radiately Netted Jatropha

    Phyllotaxy Opposite Grava branch

    Phyllotaxy Decussate Santan

    Venation Parallel veins at right angle to the midrib Banana leaf

    Phyllotaxy Secund Celia or yellow water plant

    Phyllotaxy Whorled / verticillate Yellow bell

    Venation Basal parallel Bamboo

    Phyllotaxy Alternate Atis

    Venation Palmately Netted Alibangbang leaf

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