Leaves with more than one vein and a leaf trace are generally classified as

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Megaphylls are characterized by having multiple veins and a complex vascular structure, which includes a leaf trace connecting the leaf to the stem's vascular system. This distinguishes them from microphylls, which typically have a single vein and no leaf trace. Compound, simple, and pinnate leaves refer to leaf morphology rather than vein complexity or leaf trace presence.

Leaves with More Than One Vein and a Leaf Trace