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Keywords: Unbranched, Leaflets, Inflorescence, Leaf, Blade

Related Terms: Bipinnate, Cladode, Cladophyll, Compound, Digitate, Divided, Foliaceous, Folium, Frond, Helicoid, Imparipinnate, Leaflet, Midrib, Odd-Pinnate, Palmate, Perfoliate, Petiole, Petiolule, Pinna, Pinnate, Pinnatifid, Pinnule, Rachis, Scale, Stalk, Stipe, Stipule, Trifoliate, Trifoliolate, Tripinnate, Vernation, Whorled, Compound Leaf, Pinnatisect, Compound Leaves, Leaf Blade, Stipules, Phyllode, Simple Leaf, Pinnae, Pinnately Compound, Leaflets, Palmately Compound, Palmate Leaf, Pinnate Leaf, Simple Leaves, Pulvinus, Bud Scale, Axis , Microphyll

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Single; not complex; not infolded or entangled; uncombined; not compounded; not blended with something else; not complicated; as, a simple substance; a simple idea; a simple sound; a simple machine; a simple problem; simple tasks.

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Plain; unadorned; as, simple dress.

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Not luxurious; without much variety; plain; as, a simple diet; a simple way of living.

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Without subdivisions; entire; as, a simple stem; a simple leaf.

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Consisting of a single individual or zooid; as, a simple ascidian; -- opposed to compound.

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Something not mixed or compounded.

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not divided into leaflets ( q.v.)

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without branches or subdivisions.

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usually refers to a leaf that is not compound or an inflorescence that is not branched

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With leaf not divided into leaflets.

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Not divided into secondary units.

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neither branched nor otherwise compound

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Not compound (leaves) or branched (stems, flower clusters).

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One piece, not compounded (leaves) or branched (stem, flower clusters)

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(botany) of leaf shapes; of leaves having no divisions or subdivisions

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usually of a leaf: not compound, not divided into leaflets.

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of the inflorescence, when it is unbranched

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leaves with a continuous lamina (opp. of compound)

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(adj.) Describes a leaf that has a single part, without subdivision into leaflets.

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of one piece; not compound, used to describe a fruit derived from a single ovary, a leaf with a single blade, etc.

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Simple, plain, unmixed. Also, a single scoop of ice cream.

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A fracture along a single line which does not penetrate the skin.

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single Booking a room

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Said of a leaf when not compound, or of an inflorescence when unbranched.

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A leaf with a single blade, undivided, unbranched, not compound.

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undivided; of a leaf, not divided into leaflets; of a hair or an inflorescence, not branched.

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a single leaf blade with a bud at the base of the leafstem.

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composed of only a single blade, though sometimes lobed

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(SIHM-pehl) Pertaining to a single-layered arangement of epithelial cells.

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Not compounded ( leaves) or branched ( stems, flower clusters).

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A type of leaf which is comprised of only one part and not completely divided into separate segments. Compare "compound".

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not compound; single; undivided; unbranched.

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not divided, applied to a leaf that is not divided into leaflets.

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Leaves: A single leaf-structure forms one leaf.

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In one move, as in an attack or riposte involving a single move.

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Unbranched or undivided; in leaves refers to condition in which leaves are not divided into leaflets.

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an epithelial tissue consisting of a single row of cells.

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A leaf lacking any subdivisions (leaflets). The opposite of compound.

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type of leaf with 1 blade (instead of several blade segments, leaflets, as in compound leaf type)

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A single, one-part leaf that is not composed of leaflets.

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a leaf with a single blade, not compound or composed leaflets.

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Referring to leaf characteristics, a simple leaf has margins (outer edges) that are void of any serrations, or lobes.

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(leaf). A single leaf composed of a single blade. Not compound. (See also Leaf parts.)

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Descriptive of an action made in a single move or count.

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Single or unbranched.

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A grammatical feature which is made up of a single word

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single unique user

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