- A Palmate compound leaf
- B Pinnate compound leaf
- C Trifoliate
- D Bifoliate
Correct answer: B. Pinnate compound leaf
Explanation: Pinnate compound leaves have leaflets arranged on both sides of a rachis (midrib extension), like neem, pea, and rose. Palmate compound leaves have all leaflets arising from a common point, like Cannabis and Bombax.
Concept context
Internal tissue organisation: meristems, permanent tissues (xylem, phloem, parenchyma), and secondary growth. Frequently tested in NEET.