- made on the
basis of
secondary veins, with 12
further types, such as;
Brochidodromous Closed form in
which the
secondaries are
joined in a
series of prominent...
- is
pinnate (rarely palmate).
Secondary venation is eucamptodromous,
brochidodromous,
craspedodromous or
cladodromous (rarely reticulodromous) Cladodromous...
- has a lower, stouter, and
usually twisted part,
called the column).
brochidodromous Pinnate leaf
venation in
which the
secondary veins do not terminate...
-
without sti****s;
pinnate sometimes palmate or
parallel venation,
brochidodromous or
reduced to a
single prominent vane,
vernation normally conduplicate;...
-
Actinodromous – the main
veins of a leaf
radiate from the tip of the petiole.
Brochidodromous – the
veins turn away from the leaf edge to join the next
higher vein...
- crenulate, with
clorantoid teeth,
palmately or
pinnately divided,
brochidodromous or actinodromous,
ovate or obovate, with a
cordate to
cuneate base...
-
annuals and some succulents.
Leaves also vary
though they tend to
share brochidodromous or
palmately pinnate venation,
often ****ociated with
lobing or compounding...
-
bicellular capitula.
Leaves alternate,
spiral to distichous, penninerved,
brochidodromous,
simple or imparipinnate,
herbaceous or coriaceous,
sometimes very...
- The
odorous opposite leaves have oil
cells in the parenchyma, and
brochidodromous venations.
Juvenile leaves and
stems can be
difficult to distinguish...
- also have the
highest vein
order of four to five, in a
combination of
brochidodromous (where
secondary veins do not
terminate at leaf margin, and instead...
