Question

Jack is studying a few leaf samples. The first leaf sample has a single leaf blade. The second has leaflets arising from a single petiole. The third sample has paired leaflets along a central rachis. Help him classify these leaves correctly.

Answer 1

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Answer 2

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Answer 3

okay now lets head towards ur question

Answer 4

Hmm First it is a simple leaf in which the lamina is in one piece and no portion can be separated without tearing leaf...second is compound and third is a type of compound leaf called pinnate compound. Hope it helps :)

Answer 5

ok and hey

Answer 6

as @carolina4567 said first leaf is simple

Answer 7

thanks:)

Answer 8

Third is paripinnate compound leaf

Answer 9

i got it right thanks yalll

Answer 10

Np :)

Answer 11

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