Question

write any three differences between simple leaf and compound leaf​

Answer 1

Difference Between Simple and Compound Leaves

Simple leaves

• Simple leaves are single leaves that can not sub-divide into leaflets. These leaves attach to a twig by the petiole or stem.

• The leaf base can have small-bud like stipules.
• The petiole base consists of lateral buds.

• A single leaf blade is present without any further division to leaflets.

• No division is visible in the lamina.

• Example: Oak, Black cherry, Banana, Mango, Sweat gum, Maple, Black gum, etc.

Compound leaves

• Compound leaves can divide to the mid-vein and form multiple leaflets or blades on a common rachis. Also, sometimes the leaflets can be compound.

• The stipules can be present at the leaf base, but they are absent at leaflet bases.

• Lateral buds are absent at the leaflet base.

• Leaves divided into separate and distinguishable two or more blades.

• The division is visible in the lamina.

• Example: Shame plant, Rose, Clover, Baobab, Neem, Buckeye, Desert cotton, Horse chestnut, Poison ivy, etc.

Answer 2

Answer:

The basic difference between these two types of leaves is that simple leaves contain a single blade, whereas the blade of compound leaves divides into multiple leaflets.

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Difference Between Simple and Compound Leaves.

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