palmate

Her split and stretch into a palmate leaves appears to be very open-minded and unrestrained.

Intermediate between pinnate and palmate , as in a leaf with the first pair of veins larger and more distinctive than the others .

Leaves are usually pinnate or palmate, and differ enormously in size at maturity, sometimes reaching a length of about 25 m.

Any of various aquatic or marsh ferns of the genus Marsilea, having floating, four - parted palmate leaves rising from long runners.

Results and Conclusion: The distribution and quality of wild Tangute rhubarb is better than Palmate sorrel rhubarb.

Leaves usually large relative to culm, in palmate arrangement, transverse veins distinct, margins with substantial necrosis in winter.

Leaves alternate, rarely apparently opposite; leaf blade floating, veins palmate.

Leaves a long handle, handle on by 4-5 lanceolate or obovate leaves composed of palmate compound leaf, lateral vein of a simple mesh.

Stout perennial of eastern and central North America having palmate leaves and showy racemose blue flowers.

leaf blade simple, sometimes with cystoliths, margin entire or palmately lobed, venation pinnate or palmate.

Germination branches and long branches wide, oval, palmate.

Leaves basal, long petiolate, simple, palmate or undivided.

Leaf blade leathery, with palmate veins, margin entire.

Cauline leaves pinnate or appearing palmate with 5 pairs of leaflets densely inserted at petiole apex.

Leaves opposite, small, simple to deeply 3-lobed and almost palmate, usually early deciduous.

Leaf blade without dark palmate bands, apex rounded.

palmate antlers; palmate coral.

Leaves alternate, palmate or 3-foliolate, rarely pinnate.

9 (8) Leaf blade with dark brown to black broad palmate bands, apex shortly acuminate.

Big leaf. Alternate, palmate 3-5 split, elegant and beautiful shape.

veins usually pinnate, sometimes palmate and 3-5-veined.

leaf blade cordate-ovate, veins 7-9, basally palmate, margin sparsely serrulate.

Leaf venation palmate, midrib indistinct;

Leaves alternate or whorled, basal or cauline, pinnate or palmate;

Herbs annual or perennial. Basal leaves pinnate, palmate, or 3-foliolate;