a division of a compound leaf; they make watermilfoils appear feathery.
A leaf-like portions of the blade of a compound leaf. There is no bud in the axil of its petiole.
the individual segment of a compound rose leaf
The leaf-like part of a compound leaf.
an individual or single division of a compound leaf.
A leaf-like section of a compound leaf.
Expanded leaf-like part of a compound leaf.
One of the divisionsof a compound leaf.
An ultimate division of a compound leaf.
one of the ultimate segments of a compound leaf.
Expanded leaflike part of a compound leaf.
a foliar part of the compound leaf
In a compound leaf, there are multiple leaflets (or distinct blades) that make up a single leaf structure. The rose and the ash tree both have compound leaves.
One small blade of a compound leaf.
Any subdivision of a compound leaf.
A subunit of a larger leaf called a compound leaf (See also Leaf Types.)
a single divison in a compound leave.
one of the leaf-like appendages of a compound leaf.
separate part of lamina of compound leaf
one of the separate segments of a compound leaf
The part of a compound leaf that resembles an individual leaf blade, and which is one of several similar structures that are attached to a common petiole; also, leaf-like sub-divisions of a compound leaf; the leaflets together make up the blade of a compound leaf.
one of the divisions or blades of a compound leaf.
One of the devisions of a compound leaf. (click here to see compound leaf)
one of the segments of a compound leaf; a small leaf or leaf-like part
A part or division of a compound leaf. See the line drawing of a compound leaf
A segment of a compound leaf.
one of the subdivisions of a compound leaf.
A sub-division of a compound leaf.
A division or part of a compound leaf.
single part of a compound leaf.
The leaf-like division of a compound leaf. Unlike a leaf, a leaflet does not have a bud at its point of attachment (axil).
A leaf-like structure that does not have a bud at the end of its stem. A leaflet is part of a Compound Leaf.
In compound leaves such as the ashes, the green blades that attach to the central rachis are termed leaflets (a simple leaf like Redbud, on the other hand, does not have leaflets, but instead has only a single leaf blade attached to a petiole).
individual leaflike portions of a compound leaf; e.g., a rose leaf may have 3, 5 or 7 leaflets.
In a compound leaf, the individual blades are called leaflets.
One part of a compound leaf.
A leaf-like subdivision of a compound leaf.
One of the small blades of a compound leaf.
Leaf shaped subdivision of a compound leaf, e.g. ash.
A leaflet is part of a compound leaf. Each leaflet looks like a small leaf.
A leaflet in botany is a part of a compound leaf. A leaflet may resemble a complete leaf, but it is not borne on a stem as a leaf is, but rather on a vein of the whole leaf. Compound leaves are common in many plant families.