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Meaning of "leaf veins"
Leaf veins refer to the network of vascular tissues that transport fluids, such as water and nutrients, throughout the structure of a leaf. These veins consist of xylem and phloem vessels, which play essential roles in delivering water and food to the different parts of the leaf. The pattern of leaf veins can vary among plant species and can be used as a characteristic for identification and classification in botany and plant biology
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Paler below with longitudinal leaf veins.
Leaf veins raised on both sides.
Tan to brown spots appear along leaf veins.
Leaf veins are not easily seen.
Lesions coalesce to form brown streaks between leaf veins.
Leaf veins visible on both surfaces.
These lesions run parallel with the leaf veins.
Leaf veins are raised and noticeable on both surfaces.
The mine is usually located between two leaf veins.
The leaf veins are easily noticed.
Moulded leaf veins.
The leaf veins and oil glands are indistinct.
Symptoms include clearing of the tissue adjacent to the leaf veins.
Leaf veins are the target.
These lesions appear angular because they are bound by leaf veins.
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The leaf veins are inconspicuous.
Another reliable method to identify water hemlock is to examine the leaf veins.
Other leaf veins indistinct.
Look for brown, dry leaf margins and areas in between leaf veins.
Leaf veins are evident above and below the leaf.
The underleaf is a glaucous white with small hairs, particularly on the leaf veins.
Leaf veins easily noticed.
Tiffany made use of such textured glass to represent, for example, water or leaf veins.
Leaf veins are fractal in the same way that trees are fractal.
Infections typically become systemic very quickly, moving through the leaf veins and petioles.
Leaf veins are raised both above and below the leaf.
This Bucephalandra develops yellowish leaves, while the leaf veins remain green.
Leaf veins visible on the top and bottom of the leaf.
Necrosis was first observed microscopically 120 h after inoculation near the leaf veins.
The leaf veins are more easily seen above the leaf.
Look for angular, yellow or brown spots on leaves, bounded by the leaf veins.
The leaf veins contrast sharply in color with the main leaf surface in many species.
The midrib and lateral leaf veins are evident on both surfaces, conspicuously raised beneath.
Leaf veins noticeable on both sides, net veins visible below.
The parallel leaf veins arise from the midrib ( not typical of monocots ).
Leaf veins noticeable on both sides of the leaf, more evident below.
The leaf veins are easy to see on both sides, more so on the underside.
Leaf veins visible on both surfaces, more evident above the leaf.
Leaf veins clearly seen on both sides, midrib raised on both surfaces.
Leaf veins prominent on both sides, more evident underneath, particularly the lateral veins in threes.
The leaf veins and undersurface, and stems are covered with fine rust-coloured hairs.
The leaf veins ( vascular bundles that transport water and nutrients ) run parallel to one another.
Leaf veins are feather-veined, the midrib is conspicuous.
