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FOLI leaves

Bifoliate Bi (two) + leaves = having only two leaves. Many orchids are bifoliate and have only two leaves.

Defoliant De (away/off) + leaves = a chemical that causes green leaves to drop off Agent Orange was a defoliant used during the Vietnam war to destroy the enemies agricultural land.

Exfoliate Ex (off/away) + leaves = to take leaves off, to strip leaves off High winds exfoliated the beautiful fall leaves on Halloween.

Foil A thin “leaf” or sheet of metal Please bring me the aluminum foil from the drawer, I need to cover these burgers before the flies get to them.

Foliage Full of leaves; all the leaves of a green plant Maine is known for its beautiful fall foliage.

Folic acid Foli (leaf) + acid/chemical substance = a vitamin found in leaves Folic acid is a necessary nutrient from fruits and vegetables that helps children’ brain development.

Folio “leaves” of pages of a book or manuscript He wrote a three volume folio of his voyages to the Canary Islands.

Portfolio port- (carry) + leaves = a portable case for carrying leaves/sheets of paper; a collection of papers. Mrs. Wade is compiling her portfolio to bring to her interviews.

Trefoil tri- (three-like tricycle) + leaves = a three leafed clover or plant. It’s not the trefoil clovers that people are looking, it’s the lucky, four- leafed ones.

Unifoliate Uni (one) + leaves = having one leaf When children draw flowers, they usually make them unifoliate.