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Foraging > Identification > Bipinnate

Each leaf has a unique shape either long and thin or fat and point among others.

Here are examples of the different type of leaf blade shapes. Then choose from the list below:

Linear? narrow, with parallel or nearly parallel sides
Lanceolate? lance-shaped, longer than broad and tapering to a point at the tips
Oblong? much longer than wide, with nearly parallel sides
Elliptic? shaped like an ellipse, wider at the center and tapering to equal
Ovate? egg-shaped, broader at the base than the tip
Cordate? heart-shaped, either the leaf shape or base
Reniform? Kidney-shaped
Spatulate? In the shape of a spatula or spoon
Orbicular? round, stem coming into leaf near the center


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