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In a simple leaf, any incisions of the lamina
Areach the midrib
Bstop short of midrib
Cform separate leaflets
Doccur at the base only
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. stop short of midrib
A leaf is simple when the lamina is entire or its incisions do not reach the midrib.
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