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Wednesday, October 22, 2014
Leaf Classification
What are the 3 types of leaves we discussed today? How do they differ from one another?
The three typs of leaves we talked about today were called: parallel, pinnate, and palmate. The paralel one is parallel, the palmate one is like a oval, and the pinnate one is straight.
The three leaves we classified today were the Palmate Leaf Venation, the Parallel Leaf Venation and the Pinnate Leaf Venation. These leaves differ from one another because the Palmate Leaf looks like a 5-point star, the Parallel Leaf Venation is a long strip of a leaf that has parallel leaf vanes, and the Pinnate Leaf Venation has 1 line going through the middle of the leaf with vanes sprouting out of it. -Sanjana
The types are pinnate, palmate, and Parallel leaves. You can tell the difference because pinnate leaves have 1 main vein, palmate have 5 main veins and parallel leaves have parallel veins. Sebastian
The three plant groups were I think linear,elliptic,? They each were shaped different and had differently placed veins on the leaf they also had spikey and smooth edges. Drew S
They are the parallel veins : where the veins go in the same direction Thee is the pinnate : where there is one main vein and smaller veins coming off of it Finally the palmate : there are five mAin roots and smaller ones coming off of it Avni
The three types of leaves were the palmate, parallel, and pinnate. The parallel is very skinny and has veins going in the same direction. The pinnate has one vein going down the middle and small veins are coming out of it. Lastly, the palmate has five main veins and small veins are coming out of them. Allen
Deeksha Dwarakanath The 3 plant groups are palmate, parallel, and pinnate. You can tell because palmate has 5 veins, parallel has veins like stripes, and pinnate has 3 veins.
They were palmate, pinnate, and parallel. -parallel:all veins shoot up in same direction, oval shaped, point on top -palmate:veins shoot in different directions, has five flaps, very spiny -pinnate: many lined up leaves on sides, veins shoot on sides of each leaf Alicia
The types of leave are palmate, parallel, and pinnate. The type is classified by shape and veins. Palmate: 5 main veins Parallel: no main veins Pinnate:1 main vein -Zachary
We discussed pinnate, palmate, and parallel. pinnate: 1 main veins with others sprouting out. palmate: 5 main veins with others sprouting out. parallel: A bunch of viens going towards the tip of the leaf.
The three typs of leaves we talked about today were called: parallel, pinnate, and palmate. The paralel one is parallel, the palmate one is like a oval, and the pinnate one is straight.
ReplyDeleteThe three leaves we classified today were the Palmate Leaf Venation, the Parallel Leaf Venation and the Pinnate Leaf Venation. These leaves differ from one another because the Palmate Leaf looks like a 5-point star, the Parallel Leaf Venation is a long strip of a leaf that has parallel leaf vanes, and the Pinnate Leaf Venation has 1 line going through the middle of the leaf with vanes sprouting out of it.
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The types are pinnate, palmate, and Parallel leaves. You can tell the difference because pinnate leaves have 1 main vein, palmate have 5 main veins and parallel leaves have parallel veins.
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These are the leaves I can remember parallel, palmate,. they differ by one has 5 (able to see) veins, and the size .
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The three types are pinnate parallel and Palmate palmate has five hearts parallel goes up-and-down and pinnate is spiky.......TY Gandy
ReplyDeleteThe three plant groups were I think linear,elliptic,? They each were shaped different and had differently placed veins on the leaf they also had spikey and smooth edges.
ReplyDeleteDrew S
They are the parallel veins : where the veins go in the same direction
ReplyDeleteThee is the pinnate : where there is one main vein and smaller veins coming off of it
Finally the palmate : there are five mAin roots and smaller ones coming off of it
Avni
The three types of leaves were the palmate, parallel, and pinnate. The parallel is very skinny and has veins going in the same direction. The pinnate has one vein going down the middle and small veins are coming out of it. Lastly, the palmate has five main veins and small veins are coming out of them.
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Deeksha Dwarakanath
ReplyDeleteThe 3 plant groups are palmate, parallel, and pinnate. You can tell because palmate has 5 veins, parallel has veins like stripes, and pinnate has 3 veins.
They were palmate, pinnate, and parallel.
ReplyDelete-parallel:all veins shoot up in same direction, oval shaped, point on top
-palmate:veins shoot in different directions, has five flaps, very spiny
-pinnate: many lined up leaves on sides, veins shoot on sides of each leaf
Alicia
The types of leave are palmate, parallel, and pinnate. The type is classified by shape and veins. Palmate: 5 main veins
ReplyDeleteParallel: no main veins
Pinnate:1 main vein
-Zachary
The types of plant groups are palmate, parallel, and pinnate. palmate has 5 veins,and parallel has a bunch of veins going up, and pinnate has 3 veins
DeleteGaurav.
We discussed pinnate, palmate, and parallel.
ReplyDeletepinnate: 1 main veins with others sprouting out.
palmate: 5 main veins with others sprouting out.
parallel: A bunch of viens going towards the tip of the leaf.