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Aciculate Surface-Venation-Texture

Finely marked as with pin pricks, fine lines usually randomly arranged.

Acrodromous Venation

With two or more primary or strongly developed secondary veins diverging at or above the base of the blade and running in convergent arches toward the apex over some or all of the blade length, the arches not basally curved.

Actinodromous Venation

With three or more primary veins diverging radially from a single point at or above the base of the blade and running toward the margin, reaching it or not.

Alate Surface-Venation-Texture

Winged.

Alveolate Surface-Venation-Texture

Honey-combed.

Areolate Surface-Venation-Texture

Divided into many angular or squarish spaces.

Brochidodromous Venation

With a single primary vein, the secondary veins not terminating at the margin but joined together in a series of prominent upward arches or marginal loops on each side of the primary vein.

Bullate Surface-Venation-Texture

Puckered or blistered.

Campylodromous Venation

With several primary veins or their branches diverging at or close to a single point and running in strongly developed, basally recurved arches which converge toward the apex, reaching it or not.

Canaliculate Surface-Venation-Texture

Longitudinally grooved, usually in relation to petioles or midribs.

Cancellate or Clathrate Surface-Venation-Texture

Latticed.

Cladodromous Venation

With a single primary vein, the secondary veins not terminating at the margin and freely ramified toward it.

Corrugate Surface-Venation-Texture

Ridged.

Costate Surface-Venation-Texture

Coarsely ribbed.

Craspedodromous Venation, Mixed

With a single primary vein, some of the secondary veins terminating at the margin and an approximately equal number otherwise.

Craspedodromous Venation, Simple

With a single primary vein, all of the secondary veins and their branches terminating at the margin.

Dichotomous Venation

With veins branching or forking in pairs equally.Dichotomous Venation

Eucamptodromous Venation

With a single primary vein, the secondary veins curved upward and gradually iminishing distally within the margin and interconnected by a series of cross-veins without forming conspicuous marginal loops.

Fenestrate Surface-Venation-Texture

With windowlike holes through the leaves or other structures.

Flexuous Surface-Venation-Texture

Coarsely undulate with folds at right angles to long axis.

Foveolate Surface-Venation-Texture

Pitted.

Free Venation

No veins uniting to form a network.

Hyphodromous Venation

With a single primary vein and all other venation absent, rudimentaryj or concealed within a coriaceous or fleshy blade.

Netted or Reticulate Venation

With veins forming a network.Netted or Reticulate Venation

Palinactinodromous Venation

Actinodromous, the primary veins with one or more subsidiary radiations above the primary one.

Palmately or Digitately Netted Venation

With three or more primary veins arising from a common point.Palmately or Digitately Netted Venation

Parallel Venation

With veins extending from base to apex, essentially parallel.Parallel Venation

Parallelodromous Venation

With two or more primary veins originating beside one another at the blade base and running more or less parallel to the apex where they converge.

Penni-parallel Venation

With veins extending from midrib to margins, essentially parallel.Penni-parallel Venation

Pinnately Netted Venation

With secondary veins arising from midrib or midveinPinnately Netted Venation

Plicate or Plaited Surface-Venation-Texture

Fluted, longitudinally folded.

Punctate Surface-Venation-Texture

Covered with minute impressions or depressions.

Pustulate Surface-Venation-Texture

With scattered blisterlike swellings.

Reticulate Surface-Venation-Texture

Netted.

Reticulodromous Venation

With a single primary vein, the secondary veins not terminating at the margin and losing their identities near the margin by repeated branching, yielding a dense reticulum.

Ribbed Surface-Venation-Texture

With longitudinal nerves.

Ringed Surface-Venation-Texture

With old bud scale scar rings.

Rugose Surface-Venation-Texture

Covered with coarse reticulate lines.

Ruminate Surface-Venation-Texture

Coarsely wrinkled, appearing as chewed.

Scarred Surface-Venation-Texture

With old leaf base, stipular and/or branch scar regions.

Semicraspedodromous Venation

With a single primary vein, the secondary veins branching just within the margin, one branch from each terminating at the margin and the other forming a marginal loop and joining the superadjacent secondary vein.

Smooth or Plane Surface-Venation-Texture

Without configuration.

Striate Surface-Venation-Texture

With longitudinal lines.Striate Surface-Venation-Texture

Sulcate Surface-Venation-Texture

With longitudinal grooves.

Tortuous Surface-Venation-Texture

Having the surface variously twisted.

Venation

Vein arrangement visible on the surface. Based on Hickey [1973]

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