...Tree, as from the wounding or cutting off a Limb, as an Extravafation, Callus, or the like. A Leaf is Part of a Plant extended into Length and Breadth in fuch a Manner, as to have one Side diftinguifhable from the other. The Leaves, according ^oMalfighius,confifl of fb many interwoven...

...Botawcat Dictionary. and is ufually bifid, and reflexed at the top. fa&>. 2. fig. 14. Folium, a Leaf, a part of a plant, extended into length and breadth in fuch a manner, as to have one fide diflinguifhable from the other. Folium Jimplex, a Simple Leaf, not divided to the middle rib. 'fab....

...Milled LR AD. Sec CHEMISTRY, n° 1219. Poifon of L SAD. Sec POISON» Sktet-LtJD. See PLUMBERY. LEAF, a part of a plant extended into length and breadth in fuch a manner as to have one fide diftinguifhable from the other. This is Miller's definition. Linnaeus denominates leaves " the organs...

...The lefler leaves or lobes, which, together, conftitute a compound leaf. Vide infra, FOLIUM. A leaf, defined to be a part of a plant extended into length and breadth in fucha manner, as to have one fide diftinguifhable from the other. This is Miller's definition ; and...

...truly gold as that in an ingot. Digby on Bodies. (a.) LEAF (§ j, def. i.) is defined by Miller, " a part of a plant extended into length and breadth in fuch a manner ae to have one fide diftinguifliable from the other." Linnseus defines leaves " the organs of motion,...

...designed them for ornament only, but for the most important service in vegetation. Botanists define a leaf to be a part of a plant extended into length and breadth, in such a manner as to have one side distinguished from the other. They are properly the extreme part...