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• Many types of trees have stems with opposite leaves and the leaf shape depends on the species of tree. Leaves that grow opposite each other can be simple leaves or compound leaves. Trees with examples of opposite leaves include maples, ash trees, elders, olive trees, and eucalyptus.

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• Determine the shape, margin, and venation of the following leaf. Shape - Linear Margin - Entire (It might look like undulate, but the leaf is just wrinkled around the edges.).

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• Discover releases, reviews, credits, songs, and more about A Broken Consort - The Shape Leaves at Discogs. Complete your A Broken Consort collection/5(15).

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• Leaf ID - Easily Leaf Identification! What is the shape of the leaf? Is it a single leaf like these ones? single leaf identification. Or is your leaf composite like these? composite leaf identification. If you want determine a conifer you have to click here.

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• The Leaf Shapes ClipArt gallery offers examples of the various shapes, margins, and arrangements of leaves. For leaves of specific shrubs or trees, please see .

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• Search, print, label, and categorize photos of leaves you find interesting. Make sure to collect a wide variety of leaf shapes. Examine, identify, categorize, and photograph each specimen you collect. Study the properties of each individual leaf. Record all observations. Discover and explain the factors that determine the shape of a leaf.

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• Mar 19,  · Snake plants Growing in Water-Snake plants Indoor Decoration-Snake plants Leaf Cutting//GREEN PLANTS - Duration: Green plants Recommended for you.

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• Veins – The blackish lines in the leaf blade are called veins. The largest black line is the leaf’s single “midvein,” running from the petiole to the leaf tip, the smaller blackish lines branching off the midvein are “secondary veins”.Veins lend support to the leaf tissue, helping it keep its shape.

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• External leaf characteristics, such as shape, margin, hairs, the petiole, and the presence of stipules and glands, are frequently important for identifying plants to family, genus or species levels, and botanists have developed a rich terminology for describing leaf characteristics. Leaves almost always have determinate growth.

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