What are the different parts of a leaf?
Understand the Problem
The question asks about the different parts of a leaf, likely seeking to identify or explain the components labeled in the image.
Answer
Leaf base, lamina, petiole, veins, midrib, margin, apex.
The main parts of a leaf include the leaf base, leaf lamina (blade), and petiole. Other parts include veins, midrib, edge (margin), and apex.
Answer for screen readers
The main parts of a leaf include the leaf base, leaf lamina (blade), and petiole. Other parts include veins, midrib, edge (margin), and apex.
More Information
The leaf lamina or blade is the flat part of the leaf and is crucial for photosynthesis. The petiole attaches the leaf to the stem, and veins help in nutrient transport.
Tips
Misidentifying the leaf blade or lamina as a separate part from the leaf is a common mistake.
Sources
- Leaf | Definition, Parts, & Function | Britannica - britannica.com
- Parts of a Leaf With Their Structure and Functions - Science Facts - sciencefacts.net
- [PDF] Parts of a Leaf - Georgia 4-H - georgia4h.org
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