Right and left leaf edges never meet because they are Edges of leaves that meet and
Edges of leaves that meet and attach to one another
separated by the base of the mother's bone / leaf tips
Spiky (acutus)
The edges of the mother's right and left
leaves form a sharp angle. Example:
Olenader leaf (Nerium olender L.).
Blunt (obtusus)
Blunt (obtusus): In the leaves wake
ovate. Example: Nyamplung leaves
(Calophyllum inophyllum L.).
Spiky
Tapered
(acuminatus)
Tapered but the point of contact is
further back. Example: Liman
footprint (Elephantopus scaber L.).
Rounded
(rotundatus)
The base of the leaf forms a kind
of arc. Example: Hibiscus leaf
(Hibiscus rosa-sinensis L.).
Tapered
LEAF BASE Leaf edges meet at the base to
occur on the same side of the stem
and according to the location of the
leaves on the stem, the leaves wake
up shielding. Example: Castor leaf
(Ricinus communis Linn.).
Flat (truncatus)
The edges of the leaves meet at
the opposite side of the opposite
stem or face to face with the
leaves. Looks like the base of a
leaf pierced by the tree
(perfoliatus). Example: Big Lotus
Leaf tips form a flat line.
leaf
Example: Pukul Empat leaf
(Mirabilis Jalapa L.)
Notched
(emarginatus)
Blunt Flat
On the leaves of the heart's
wake, kidneys, arrows.
Example: Enceng leaves
Rounded Notched
SEPHYARANNY QURVINA SIWI (129)
SAFIRA NURISHITA SUGIARTO (133)