in pamately compound leaf leaflets are attached to
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In a compound leaf, the leaf blade is divided, forming leaflets that are attached to the middle vein, but have their own stalks. The leaflets of palmately-compound leaves radiate outwards from the end of the petiole.
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( A ) leaflets are present at a common point in the former and on a common axis in the latter.
( B ) the leaflets are present in a common axis in the former and at a common ponit in the latter.
( C ) The axis and structure differ
( D ) The axis only differs morphologically
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