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(N/A)       Simple leaf    Compound leaf        $(1)$ It has only one leaf lamina.    $(1)$ When incisions of the lamina reach the midrib,breaking it

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(N/A)       Simple leaf    Compound leaf        $(1)$ It has only one leaf lamina.    $(1)$ When incisions of the lamina reach the midrib,breaking it into a number of leaflets,it is called a compound leaf.        $(2)$ It has an axillary bud in the axil of the petiole.    $(2)$ It has no axillary buds in the axils of the leaflets.        $(3)$ The lamina incision,if present,does not reach the midrib.    $(3)$ The lamina incision reaches the midrib,dividing the leaf into leaflets.        $(4)$ The leaf is considered entire or simple.    $(4)$ It can be pinnately or palmately compound.

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Simple leaf	Compound leaf
$(1)$ It has only one leaf lamina.	$(1)$ When incisions of the lamina reach the midrib,breaking it into a number of leaflets,it is called a compound leaf.
$(2)$ It has an axillary bud in the axil of the petiole.	$(2)$ It has no axillary buds in the axils of the leaflets.
$(3)$ The lamina incision,if present,does not reach the midrib.	$(3)$ The lamina incision reaches the midrib,dividing the leaf into leaflets.
$(4)$ The leaf is considered entire or simple.	$(4)$ It can be pinnately or palmately compound.