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 I saw many veins, and uh.. in the 1st and 3rd picture there is the middle vein of the crushed leaf. Actually, I got this leaf from near my home, where is a ” Milletta Pinnettia ” tree (also called Indian Beech) that is fully grown up. Thankyou!
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The structure and veins of a leaf(Crushed).

Athrish Niranjana

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