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Solve clues about plant leaves and their parts.

by Rewan Tahawy
1

A dried herb that carries a famous name in herbal laxatives.

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Two varieties are highlighted in the notes: Alexandrian and Indian senna.

Used historically for stimulant laxative effects.

Origin associated with a historic region in Egypt.

2

The flat, green part of a plant that captures light to feed the plant.

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Has parts like lamina and veins in many diagrams.

Attaches to the stem and forms part of the leaf-outgrowth.

Primary site for photosynthesis.

3

The stalk that connects a leaf to the stem, sometimes halting at the stem or vanishing altogether.

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Part of the leaf structure discussed alongside lamina and base.

Some leaves are sessile, meaning they lack this feature.

Transfers water and nutrients to the leaf.

4

The central line in a leaf from which other veins spread.

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Mentioned together with epidermis and mesophyll in histology notes.

Supports the leaf blade and is a key feature in leaf anatomy.

Often the main vein in pinnate venation.

5

The pattern of veins spreading from a single point or along the length of the leaf.

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Discussed under leaf lamina features in the material.

Important for transport and structural support in leaves.

Common types include pinnate, palmate, and reticulate.

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