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Leaf Margins




Entire a smooth margin with no indentations or incisions.
Crenate margins with shallow rounded or blunt teeth.
Serrate margins with pointed teeth directed forward, towards the apex of the leaf.
Crenulate margins with small rounded or blunt teeth, diminutive of crenate.
Dentate margins with pointed teeth directed outward, perpendicular to the midrib.



Double serrate coarsely serrate margin with smaller teeth on the margins of larger teeth.
Denticulate margins with small pointed teeth directed outward, perpendicular to the midrib, diminutive of dentate.
Broad-crenate margins with widely spaced, rounded or blunt teeth, e.g., many violets (Viola, Violaceae).
Serrulate margins with small pointed teeth directed forward, towards the apex of the leaf, diminutive of serrate.
Erose with margins appearing gnawed, indentations shallow and irregular.

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