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axil
the upper angle where a leaf stalk joins the stem or a smaller stem joins a larger one
alternate
one leaf attached at each node
bract
a leaf-like structure often attached beneath flowers
capsule
a dry fruit which contains more than one seed and splits open when ripe
catkin
a compound bloom consisting of scaly bracts and flowers usually of one sex
deciduous
refers to trees which drop their leaves in autumn
downy
with very short and weak soft hairs
drupe
a type of fruit having a single seed enclosed in a hard layer and that covered with soft, often juicy flesh, as in cherries and peaches.
evergreen
a plant that retains green leaves throughout the year. Life span of an individual leaf can be 2-15 years
Leaflet
a leaf-like portion of the blade of a compound leaf. There is no bud in the axil of its peticle
leaf scar
the impression in a twig at the point where a leaf was attached
lenticel
a pore in the bark of young trunks and branches through which air passes to interior cells
lobe
a division or projecting part of the blade of a leaf
opposite
two leaves attached at each node
pedicel
the stalk of a flower or inflorescence
petiole
the stalk attaching a leaf blade to the stem
pith
the spongy material in the center of twigs and young trunks
sessile
refers to a plant part having its base attached directly to the stem without an intervening stalk
stalked
refers to a leaf or flower having a length of petiole or pedicle between its base and the stem.
whorled
three or more leaves or other parts attached to a stem at the same point