A unipinnate compound leaf can be differentiated from a branch having simple leaves by
A unipinnate compound leaf can be differentiated from a branch having simple leaves by
- A
Presence of terminal bud in compound leaf
- B
Absence of veins in the leaflets
- C
Presence of buds in the axils of leaflets
- D
Presence of buds in the axils of leaves
Similar Questions
Draw a diagram showing main parts of a leaf.
Draw a diagram showing main parts of a leaf.
Tendrils are found in.
Tendrils are found in.
Leaves are situated on
Leaves are situated on
- [AIPMT 2005]
A phyllotaxy with two or more leaves present on the same node is
A phyllotaxy with two or more leaves present on the same node is
Which part of leaf shows venation
Which part of leaf shows venation