The leaves without petiole are called

Question

The leaves without petiole are called (A) lamina (B) rachis (C) petiolate (D) sessile

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Petiole is the part of leaf connecting the lamina with the branch or stem Leaf is called sessile when there is no petiole Sessile leaves are found in wheat, rice, Calotropis, etc

Q. The leaves without petiole are called

lamina

rachis

petiolate

sessile

Petiole is the part of leaf connecting the lamina with the branch or stem Leaf is called sessile when there is no petiole Sessile leaves are found in wheat, rice, Calotropis, etc