Morphology

Apical bud

Apical bud

From which bud does leaf develop

Acropetal

Which arrangement is commonly seen in leaf

Foliage

Total leaf of plant

Leaf base

It attach leaf on stem or branch

Petiole

It is thick hard part of leaf it attach Lamina to leaf base it flutter in air increase transcription

Lamina

Main photosynthetic part

Midrib

Thickest vein

Brassicale, fab, Sol

Dicot plant - reticulate

Grass,

Banana, bamboo

Parallel venation

Rachis

On compound leaf midrib is k/a

Simple leaf

I6 incision present not reach upto midrib

Pinnate, palmately

Rose Silk

Neem. Cotton

Two type of compound leaf

Phyllotaxy

Alternate, whorled, opposite,

Mustard’s Alstonia Calotrpis,guava

China rose

Sunflower

Arrangement of leaf on branch or stem

Australian acacia (phyllode)

Petiole photosynthetic

Cactus

Leaf spines

Pea (fabaceae)

Leaf tendril

Onion, garlic

Storage leaf

Pitcher plant, venous fly trap

Insectivorous plant (photosynthetic)

Herb-tomato wheat gourd

Shrub-rose,tulsi,citrus

Tree- unbrnch=palm tree,bamboo,

brunch=eucalyptus

Always green brown when plant deadb

Initially green later brown

Thick trunk

Axillary bud .

Adventitious bud

Bud present on nodes

Buds present other than nodes

Delbergia

Root bud

Aerial

Sub aerial

Underground stem

3 type of stem modified