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Giving examples, differentiate between Simple leaf and Compound Leaf
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Differences between Simple leaf and Compound leaf:
| Simple leaf | Compound leaf |
|---|---|
| Lamina is undivided and is a single piece. | Lamina is divided into smaller units called leaflets. |
| Marginal incisions, if present, do not reach upto the midrib or petiole. | Incisions reach upto the midrib or petiole. |
| Example — Mango, Banana, Banyan, etc. | Example — Rose, Neem, Clover, etc. |
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