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parallel-veined leaf

/ˈpærəlel veɪnd liːf/

Traducción: Hoja cuyas nervaduras discurren paralelas entre sí desde la base hasta el ápice, típica de plantas monocotiledóneas como gramíneas, lirios y palmeras.

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/ˈpærəlel veɪnd liːf/C1formalscientific
  • esHoja cuyas nervaduras discurren paralelas entre sí desde la base hasta el ápice, típica de plantas monocotiledóneas como gramíneas, lirios y palmeras.

A leaf with veins that run parallel to each other from the base to the tip, typically found in monocot plants such as grasses, lilies, and palms.

  1. Leaf with parallel veinsB2formal

    A type of leaf where the veins run parallel to each other from the base to the tip, typical of monocot plants.

    esHoja paralelinervia

    • Grasses and lilies have parallel-veined leaves.
    • The parallel-veined leaf structure is common in monocotyledons.
    • Botanists classify leaves based on their vein patterns, such as parallel-veined leaves.