Botany of the Southern states . Pinnate leaf. Bipinnate leaf. independent of the others, but each secondary one forming alamina, and the primary vein becoming a common petiole forthem, we then shall have the type of the bipinnate leaf, as ex-hibited in Fig. 86. We may conceive this division to go on Fig. 87. Fig. 88..

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