Question

Explain mango leaf venation

Answer 1

Venation refers to the arrangement or pattern of veins on the surface of leaf.

Mango leaf has a pinnate reticulate venation. It is characterized as a presence of a central midrib and a bunch of small veins originating from the mid rib and spread all over the leaf. This is the most common form of venation.

Another type of venation is parallel venation.

Answer 2

Venation of mango leaf

Explanation:

• The portion of  veins in the cutting edge of a leaf is called as venation. Two kinds of venation are reticulate venation and equal venation. Reticulate venation includes the net-like example of game plan of veins. Leaf shape can differ significantly - the most widely recognized shapes have names including oval, shorten, circular, lanceolate, and straight.
• Leaf tips and bases can also be unique with names based on shape. Leaf arrangement is mainly limited to two basic petiole attachments and called either a simple leaf or a compound leaf.