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Talking about composition, compound leaves, arrangement, know phyllotaxy
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Stipules
a.) paired structures associated with the base of the leaf where it attaches to the stem
b.) leafy appendage attached to the petiole or twig at the base of a petiole
Petiole
The leaf stalk
Blade
a.) (lamina)
b.) flattened or extended part of the leaf
Margin
edge of the leaf
Simple leaf
leaf not divided into parts
Compound leaf
composed of several parts
Leaflet
a division
Rachis
axis of a compound leaf or of an inflorescence
Petiolule
a stalk or a leaflet
Pinnate
one central petiole with multiple attached petiolules that have leaflets at the end
ex.) hickory, pecans, walnuts, boxelder, black locust, ashes, and sumac
Palmate
Leaves radiate from one central point
ex.) buckeye
Bipinnate
twice pinnate; twice-divided in a pinnate structure
ex.) Devil’s walking stick, Charberry, mimosa
Trifoliate
three leaflets from a central point of view
ex.) poison ivy, poison oak
Tripinnate
completely divided three times in a pinnate manner
ex.) no Mississippi native tree
Native
naturally occurring species that belong and made up vegetative communities
Invassive
not naturally occurring species that out compete native plants and damage vegetative communities
ex.) Chinese privet hedge, Japanese privet hedge, Autumn olive(Russian olive), Mimosa (Chinese Silk tree), tallow tree, Cogan grass, kudzu, Callery pear (Bradford pear), wisteria
Naturalized
Species that does not occur naturally in area but exist without harming native vegetative communities
ex.) Chinese Fridge tree, Chinese Pistache
Phyllotaxy
Leaf arrangement on a stem
Alternate (spiral, distichous)
one leaf per node
ex.) oaks, beaches, birch, yellow poplar, sweetgum
Compound Leaf Alternate
One leaf per node still; with compound leaves
ex.) hickory, pecans, walnuts,
Opposite
leaves directly across
ex.) MAD(maples, ashes, dogwood) BUCK(eye)
can also be compound
Catalpa
Three or more leaves per node
ex.) catalpa, Royal palowina