Question

Incision int he leaf does not reach the midrib in

Answer 1

Pinnately compound leaves.

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Answer 2

Incision int he leaf does not reach the midrib in Simple leaf.

Definition :

• Simple leaves have a single lamina (leaf blade) and are never divided into smaller leaflet units.
• The incision of the leaf blade does not extend to the midrib or the petiole that is directly attached to the stem.

Reason and examples :

• The midrib is not cut by an incision in a simple leaf.
• Simple leaves have totally undivided blades and increased surface area for absorbing sunlight, which allows sunlight to reach the chloroplasts in the cells and aid in the control of water, carbon dioxide, and oxygen exchange with the atmosphere.

• Simple leaf examples are pear, hibiscus, mango, orange, guava, and so forth.

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