Leaf Identification |
Leaf Groupings |
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Leaf Groupings
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Leaf Arrangement and Venation | Leaf Margins | Summary Practice | ||
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Some leaves are simple, meaning they appear alone , |
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There are three main types of Simple leaf groupings:
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Palmately lobed |
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Pinnately lobed |
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Compound |
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Other leaves are compound, meaning that they appear in groups and are made up of leaflets. |
Three kinds of compound leaves are:
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Pinnate |
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Leaflets are opposite each other on the stem. |
Bipinnate |
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Leaflets are in pairs of pinnate groups. |
It's time to check what you have learned about leaf groupings. (Go to Test Pilot Practice)