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Leaf

Shapes

Color Two main types Variegated – leaves that can be colors other then green or yellow Non Variegated- leaves with only green and yellow colors. If a non-variegated plant turns a different color then it has a problem.

Form Simple- one leaf per petiole Compound- more then one leaf per petiole

Compound leaves Palmately compound all leaflets for from the same point at the end of the petiole. Bipalmately- compound leaves where the leaflets are opposite.

Venation Parallel- veins run side by side Palmate- fan like system Pinnate- one large vein and smaller veins branching out.

Margins Entire

Lobed

Crenate

Serrated

Dentate