. A manual of Indian botany. Botany. Fig. 37.—A, Pinnifid, b, Pinnipartite and Lyrate. c, Pinnisect. (see fig. 174). If the blade is cut up into innumer- able segments, the leaf is said to be dissected, as in dhania or Coriander, juan or Ajowatt, &c. When the terminal lobe of a pinnately-lobed leaf is larger than the lateral lobes, the leaf is said to be lyrate, as in Mus- tard. Cocoanut-palm, shial- kanta (A rgemone mexicana) (see fig- 63), Radish, tarmuz or Water-melon, may be given as examples of pinnately-lobed leaves; and tal-palm, Papaw, Castor oil, sthal-padma {Hibis- cus mutabilis)
. A manual of Indian botany. Botany. Fig. 37.—A, Pinnifid, b, Pinnipartite and Lyrate. c, Pinnisect. (see fig. 174). If the blade is cut up into innumer- able segments, the leaf is said to be dissected, as in dhania or Coriander, juan or Ajowatt, &c. When the terminal lobe of a pinnately-lobed leaf is larger than the lateral lobes, the leaf is said to be lyrate, as in Mus- tard. Cocoanut-palm, shial- kanta (A rgemone mexicana) (see fig- 63), Radish, tarmuz or Water-melon, may be given as examples of pinnately-lobed leaves; and tal-palm, Papaw, Castor oil, sthal-padma {Hibis- cus mutabilis), and kapas or Cotton (see fig. 167) may be given as examples of palmately- lobed leaves. The leaves which are divided into two lobes, as in Bauhinia, are said to be bilobed. The surface of a leaf may be more or less hairy, or. Fig. 38.—Palmipartite Leaf of Chiching-a (THcosantkes angitina). Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original Bose, G. C. London, Blackie & Son Ltd.
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