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The Leaf

Question

Palmately compound leaves.
(a) Possess bud in the axil of leaflets.
(b) Possess a number of leaflets attached laterally on the rachis.
(c) Have leaflets attached at a common point, i.e,at the tip of petiole.
(d) Are present in neem.

Easy

A

(b) and (d) only
B

(a), (b) and (d)
C

(c) only
D

(a) and (c) only.

Solution

In palmately compound leaves,
axil buds may be found at the base of the whole compound leaf It is however found in the axil of the whole compound leaf
the leaflets are attached at a common point, i.e., at the tip of petiole
rachis is absent
example silk cotton.
Neem is an example for Pinnately compound leaf

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