Understanding Different Types of Leaves, Leaf Shapes, Venation Patterns, Flowers, and Plant Sexuality

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Explore the world of leaves through simple, compound, and various shapes like acicular, cordate, lanceolate, elliptical, linear, oblong, and ovate. Discover the different venation patterns and learn about flower anatomy, including floral parts and plant sexuality with perfect and imperfect flowers. Delve into the intricate details of nature's wonders.


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  1. TYPES OF LEAVES

  2. TYPES OF LEAVES 1-Simple leaf. 2-Compound leaf: A/ Pinnate compound leaves B/ Palmate Compound leaves

  3. THE SHAPE OF LEAF 1-Acicular. 2-Cordate. 3- Lanceolate. 4- Elliptical. 5-Linear. 6-Oblong. 7-Ovate

  4. VENATION Venation patterns 1-Uninervous 2- Dichotomous. 3- Parallel 4- Reticulate or netted

  5. FLOWER: A HIGHLY MODIFIED SHOOT BEARING A SPECIALIZED FLORAL LEAVES. Flower parts: The basic parts of a flower, from the base to the apex are :- 1- Pedicel 2- Bract 3- Bracteole or bractlet 4- Epicalyx 5-Receptacle or torus 6- Perianth 7-Calyx 8-Corolla 9-Androcium 10-Gynocium

  6. FLOWERS AND PLANT SEXUALITY : Flower sex refers to the presence or absence of male and female parts with a flower. 1- Perfect(Bisexual) : Having both stamens and carpels. 2- Imperfect (Unisexual) : In this case flowers are either staminate or pistillate. A/ Staminate: In which only stamens develop as in Oak. B/ Pistillate : In which only carpels develop as in Salix , Arum.

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