Is grass a simple or compound leaf?

Answer 1

Grass leaves are considered simple leaves, as they consist of a single blade connected to the stem by a sheath. Compound leaves, on the other hand, are divided into multiple leaflets. Grass leaves have a parallel venation pattern, with veins running parallel to each other from the base to the tip of the leaf. This simple structure allows grass leaves to efficiently capture sunlight for photosynthesis.

Answer 2

All members of the Buxus sempervirens epithet have simple leaves that are arranged opposite one another on the stem. The shape is generally referred to as ovate, although some resources call them round or elliptical.

Answer 3

Grasses have simple leaves, meaning each leaf is not divided into multiple leaflets. They are long and slender with parallel veins running along their length.

Answer 4

Simole

Answer 5

simple

Answer 6

Simple

Answer 7

Compound.