In terms of leaf organization, there was a tendency for compound leaves to have higher leaf size and these differences were significant when treating compoundness as a factor in an independent analysis; specifically pair-wise comparisons showed that simple leaves had a smaller area than
pinnate leaves.
Basis with spinules as shown and armed with 1 subdistal and 2 apical
pinnate setae.
New, compact Mahonia nitida Cabaret grows to 1m with glossy
pinnate leaves, copper when young.
The leaves are dark green, with 6-18 leaflets, leathery
pinnate and distinctive for the lack of an end leaflet Blooming time is in mid May to July.
Leaves lobeless, main leaf veins
pinnate Cornus (Dogwood) and curving away from margin toward leaf tip.
The tree is slender, erect up to 30 meters tall with a smooth trunk and a crown of large
pinnate leaves 1-2 cm long, orange coloured when ripe, with hard fibrous endocarp and a single seed, commonly called a nut.
The coconut palm is large, growing as tall as 30 meters, with
pinnate leaves 4-6m long.
This tree can grow up to 10 feet high and sports a slender trunk with bright green
pinnate leaves that grow from the top of the trunk.
Leaves odd
pinnate (-trifoliolate), petioled; leaflets paired, alternate, or irregularly arranged, entire; stipules free, persistent or caducous.
Barnhart; Globular,
Pinnate Prairie, or Gray-Headed Coneflower; Roadside ditch and meadow; Rare but locally abundant; C = 5; BSUH 14757.
occidentalis are alternate, compound and
pinnate, consisting of four to five pairs of leaflets widely spaced along a common stalk.
The material from Villela assigned to this species includes
pinnate leaf fragments of terminal segments, preserved as calcite-filled impressions (part and counterpart).
