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    The document describes different characteristics of leaves including their shape, type, venation pattern, margins, and arrangement on stems. It discusses common leaf shapes like ovate, elliptical, lanceolate, and palmate. Leaves are either simple with one continuous blade or compound with divided leaflets. Venation can be parallel or reticulate. Leaf margins can be serrated, toothed, lobed, or entire. Leaves arrange along stems in alternate, opposite, or whorled patterns according to the principle of phyllotaxy.

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    The document describes different characteristics of leaves including their shape, type, venation pattern, margins, and arrangement on stems. It discusses common leaf shapes like ovate, elliptical, lanceolate, and palmate. Leaves are either simple with one continuous blade or compound with divided leaflets. Venation can be parallel or reticulate. Leaf margins can be serrated, toothed, lobed, or entire. Leaves arrange along stems in alternate, opposite, or whorled patterns according to the principle of phyllotaxy.

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    DIVERSITY OF LEAF CHARACTERISTICS

    BY CASSANDRA YSABELLE P. BLANCAFLOR


    Leaf shapes
    01
    OVATE

    03
    ELLIPTICAL
    SHAPE SHAPE

    02 04
    LANCEOLATE PALMATE
    SHAPE SHAPES
    01
    OVATE
    SHAPE

    03
    ELLIPTICAL
    SHAPE

    02 04
    LANCEOLATE PALMATE
    SHAPE SHAPES
    01
    OVATE
    SHAPE 02 03
    ELLIPTICAL
    SHAPE

    LANCEOLATE 04
    SHAPE PALMATE
    SHAPES
    03
    ELLIPTICAL
    SHAPE

    01
    OVATE
    SHAPE

    02 04
    LANCEOLATE PALMATE
    SHAPE SHAPES
    01
    OVATE
    SHAPE
    03
    ELLIPTICAL
    SHAPE
    04
    PALMATE
    02
    LANCEOLATE
    SHAPE
    SHAPES
    01
    OVATE

    03
    ELLIPTICAL
    SHAPE SHAPE

    02 04
    LANCEOLATE PALMATE
    SHAPE SHAPES
    Leaf types
    SIMPLE COMPOUND
    A simple leaf consists of one continuous blade that is not In a compound leaf, the leaf blade is divided, forming
    divided; examples include oak, maple, guava, and pear. A leaflets that are attached to the middle vein, but have
    compound leaf has a divided leaf blade called leaflets; their own stalks. The leaflets of palmately-compound
    examples include pea, acacia, and mimosa. leaves radiate outwards from the end of the petiole.
    Veneration Pattern
    PARALLEL RETICULATE
    The arrangement of veins in a leaf is called the venation Reticulate venation is among the vein pattern
    pattern. Monocots and dicots differ in their patterns of classifications that is commonly found in leaves. Veins are
    venation. Monocots have parallel venation in which the linked together in a web-like network. It can be found in
    veins run in straight lines across the length of the leaf the leaves of rose bushes, maple trees, and oak trees. It
    without converging. is among the most prevalent vein forms in leaves.
    Leaf margins
    01 03
    SERRATED LOBED
    MARGINS MARGINS

    02 04
    TOOTHED ENTIRE
    SHAPE MARGINS
    01
    SERRATED
    MARGINS

    03
    LOBED
    MARGINS

    02 04
    TOOTHED ENTIRE
    SHAPE MARGINS
    02 03
    LOBED
    01
    SERRATED
    MARGINS MARGINS

    TOOTHED 04
    ENTIRE
    SHAPE MARGINS
    03
    LOBED
    MARGINS

    01
    SERRATED
    MARGINS

    02 04
    TOOTHED ENTIRE
    SHAPE MARGINS
    01 03
    04
    SERRATED LOBED
    MARGINS MARGINS

    02 ENTIRE
    MARGINS
    TOOTHED
    SHAPE
    01 03
    SERRATED LOBED
    MARGINS MARGINS

    02 04
    TOOTHED ENTIRE
    SHAPE MARGINS
    Leaf arrangement

    Phyllotaxy is the arrangement


    of leaves around the stem.
    ALTERNATE WHORLED

    01
    PHYLLOTAXY
    03
    PHYLLOTAXY

    02OPPOSITE
    PHYLLOTAXY
    ALTERNATE

    01
    PHYLLOTAXY

    WHORLED

    03
    PHYLLOTAXY

    02OPPOSITE
    PHYLLOTAXY
    ALTERNATE WHORLED

    01
    PHYLLOTAXY
    03
    PHYLLOTAXY

    02OPPOSITE
    PHYLLOTAXY
    WHORLED

    03
    PHYLLOTAXY

    ALTERNATE

    01
    PHYLLOTAXY

    02OPPOSITE
    PHYLLOTAXY
    ALTERNATE WHORLED

    01
    PHYLLOTAXY
    03
    PHYLLOTAXY

    02OPPOSITE
    PHYLLOTAXY
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