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Plant Identification Vocabulary. BLADE . Widest part of leaf. PETIOLE. Stalk where blade attaches to stem. LEAF BASE. Shape of leaf where it attaches to petiole. Triangle Round Heart Straight Uneven. NODE or BUD. Point where petiole attaches to stem. BROAD LEAF .
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BLADE • Widest part of leaf
PETIOLE • Stalk where blade attaches to stem
LEAF BASE • Shape of leaf where it attaches to petiole Triangle Round Heart Straight Uneven
NODE or BUD • Point where petiole attaches to stem
BROAD LEAF • Regular, deciduous leaves with a wide blade
NARROW LEAF • Slender leaves, needles or scales
LEAF ARRANGEMENT orLEAF ATTACHMENT • Pattern which leaves are attached to stem • Alternate • Opposite • Whorled
LEAF DIVISION • Simple OR Single leaf • Compound OR multiple leaflets
SIMPLE LEAF Single Leaf
COMPOUND LEAF • Having more than one blade • Made of leaflets
LEAFLETS • Many small leaves
PALMATELY COMPOUND Made of 3 or more leaflets In the shape of a hand
PINNATELY COMPOUND • Leaflets attached to along a central stalk
LOBE • Rounded projection of leaf
LEAF EDGE or LEAF MARGIN • Edge of leaf • Smooth (entire) • Toothed • Serrate / saw toothed • Double serrate / double saw toothed
VENATION • Parallel – veins run parallel to each other • Pinnate – veins run off of a single vein • Palmate – veins come from a single point like the palm of your hand