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(A) unifoliate compound leaf is a type of compound leaf where only one leaflet is present. The key morphological feature that distinguishes a unifolia

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$A$ joint at the junction of the petiole and the lamina

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(A) unifoliate compound leaf is a type of compound leaf where only one leaflet is present. The key morphological feature that distinguishes a unifoliate compound leaf from a simple leaf is the presence of a distinct joint (articulation) between the petiole and the lamina (leaf blade). In a simple leaf,the lamina is continuous with the petiole without any joint.

$(i)$ Acicular	$(1)$ Grass
$(ii)$ Linear	$(2)$ Nerium
$(iii)$ Lanceolate	$(3)$ Banana
$(iv)$ Oblong	$(4)$ Pine

$A$ unifoliate compound leaf can be differentiated from a simple leaf by the presence of:

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