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Plant Organ - a Leaf

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What is the flat green portion of a leaf called?

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The leaf has a flat (broad) structure called lamina or leaf blade which is attached to the stem of the plant by a structure called a petiole.
It consists of a small branched vein and veinlets.
In the middle, It has a thick midrib.

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(b) What was the colour change in iodine solution?
(c) Which portions of the leaf show colour change?
(d) what can you conclude from this experiment?

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(a) The edge of the leaf is called the ……………. .

(b) The ……………. is made of stamens.

(c) The flat part of a leaf is called the ……………. .

(d) The corolla is the ……………. .

(e) The innermost whorl of the flower is ……………. .

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(iii) The wide flat portion of the leaf:

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