Palmately Lobed Leaf of Ligularia
Marie Iannotti
Palmately lobed describes a leaf that is divided into 3 or more distinct lobes, like the palm of your hand with outstretched fingers. For example, Maples.
Palmate
A leaf divided into many lobes of the same shape, which usually emanate from one point at the end of a leaf stalk or petiole.
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Leaves that have multiple sections that fan out and look much like a human hand.
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Palmate - Arranged like fingers on a hand.
Persistent - Deciduous leaf blades that remain on the tree for more than one year.
Petiole - The leafstalk that connects the blade to the twig.
Palmate - the leaflets are attached directly to the end of the petiole and extend outward much like fingers in a palm. Examples are Schefflera actinophylla (Australian umbrella tree) and Parthenocissus quinquefolia (Virginia creeper).
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Panicle
Parenchyma - Area of plant that performs most of the metabolic functions of the plant. These cells are the least specialized of all plant cells.
Palmate Radiating, fan-like from a common point; as of leaflets of a palmately compound leaf or veins of a palmately-veined leaf.
Pandurate Fiddle shaped.
Panicle A branched cluster of stalked flowers.
PALMATE LEAF - Five or more lobes arising from one point - hand like.
PARASITE - Any plant that grows upon another. It steals its moisture and nourishment from its host. Mistletoe is a good example.
palmate A form of espalier training.
palmate venation A leaf whose veins radiate outward from a single point somewhat like the fingers of a hand.
palmately compound leaf A leaf in which the leaflets radiate from one point.
Palmate Globemallow Sphaeralcea digatata (Mallow-Malvaceae) is a common perennial with bright orange blossoms and five petaled grey green leaves. Fruits are edible, as well as pollen and seeds.
PALMATE LEAF - Five or more lobes arising from one point - hand-like.
PARASITIC PLANT - A plant which lives on, and acquires it's nutrients from another plant. This often results in declined vigor or death of the host plant.
Foliage is palmate with 5 leaves.
The greenish-yellow, 1-inch-long flowers are produced early to mid-May in 4 to 7-inch-long terminal panicles. Unlike those of the horse chestnut, the flowers of the Ohio buckeye are not showy.
"Bloodgood' (PALMATE GROUP).
Small to medium sized upright tree. Leaves, dark red, best displayed where the light shines through from behind. Crimson in autumn. Bright red samaras. A sturdy, popular cultivar, sun tolerant in cooler regions.
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Japanese maples have over 300 cultivars that can fall into either of two broad categories: Palmate and Dissectum. Palmates are upright-branched and tend to be taller.
A little known deciduous shrub with green, palmate leaves that have a creamy white border, this upright shrub has arching stems which gradually bend over to form a rounded outline.
Ruffled Fan Palm Licuala grandis-The palmate leaves of this plant are held horizontally and form an almost perfect circle. Beautiful and unusual indoors. Needs medium light, moist conditions, and a warm location.
fan-lobedMajor lobes radiating from a single point; palmate-lobed.
feather-lobedThe main lobes more or less at right angles to the midrib, not radiating from a central point; pinnate-lobed.
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Large palm leaves or 'fronds' are usually either deeply divided fan-shaped (palmate) or feathery (pinnate) with many smaller leaflets on a long, single petiole stem. These leaves are produced one at a time from a single 'bud' atop the trunk.
Take a close look at a random selection of leaves to see what variety there is in their size and shape alone, from the fine filigree leaves of artemisias and the slender ornamental grasses to the palmate, glossy, plate-sized leaves of Fatsia japonica.
The palmate leaves alternate along the stem and are divided into five equal-sized leaflets. Leaflets emerge with a purplish color and become green as they mature. The unusual flowers are about 1 inch across and appear in late March to early April.
Lavateras bear attractive silky blooms up to three inches wide, often with delicate contrasting veining. The individual flowers are striking, but it's the profusion of blooms that catches your eye. The palmate, ...
 See also: Flower, Plant, Leaf, Foliage, Soil
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