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A girl is making a leaf collection. What are three properties she could use to classify the leaves?

  • a girl is making a leaf collection. What are three properties she could use to classify the leaves?

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    Are you sure you asked the question enough times? Maybe you want to ask it again, just to make sure someone reads it at least twice, and answers once. 1. Fruit leaf 2. Vegetable leaf 3. Table leaf

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Length, mass, color, texture, shape, etc.

scottdquestions

Size, shape, and color?

LatchKeyPrincess

Why is she doing this? She could use vein structure, colour and leaf perimeter structure (e.g. variegated versus non-variegated) I would have said tree species but that would involve a collection of properties not one single property. Hope she gets her leaf collection sorted. Regards

edmund_m2002

Hard woods, evergreens, desert, tropical. Almost all leaves have veins, and dimensions. Use categories that really show the differences.

marvin

Dude that sucks....Good luck with that!

Manny

1) Shape (teeth, size) 2) veins (Clear/Unclear, Branching/Not) 3) Source (Tree, Shrub, Weed, etc)

Andromeda

Where are the "ribs" in the leaves, and which way do they stick out? Leaves can be 'pinnate', 'palmate' or 'compound' I think... here's some info on leaves and words used to describe them:

Thin Kaboudit

Size, color, & moisture.

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palmate needle and fan

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