Shield-shaped; of leaves where the stalk arises from the geometric centre of lamina.
Shield-shaped ; a flat organ with a stalk on its lower surface.
a. (Gr. pelta, target) shield-shaped, leaves that are shaped like a shield and attached to the stem at the center or by some point distinctly within the margin, and having the petiole inserted into the undersurface of the lamina not far from the center.
A leaf or other structure having a stalk attached not at the margin as in most leaves but toward the center.
said of a plane structure that is attached at a point on its surface, not attached marginally
of a leaf shape; round, with the stem attached near the center of the lower surface rather than the margin (as a nasturtium leaf for example)
Shield shaped, with the stalk attached near the middle instead of the base or margin.
attached by a point inside the margin, not on the edge (peltate leaf like nasturtium).
when the petiole of the leaves is attached on the underside within the margin
shield-shaped and attached to the support by the lower surface.
having the stalk attached to the lower surface usually at or near the centre; umbrella-shaped.
(Seed form) Shield-shaped.
of a leaf, having the stalk attached to the lower surface of the blade, not to the margin (also applied, in the same sense, to other stalked structures).
Having a stalk attached at or near the middle.
Shield shaped; withpetiole joining on the underside to the center of the leaf.
Leaves which are shaped like a shield and attached to the stem at or near the center. From the Greek, pelta ( pelta), "target."
of a flat organ, with stalk inserted under