Simple leaves
Not composed of more than one morphologically equivalent unit, that is, not divided into leaflets.
are not divided and are attached on their own stalk to the stem. As contrasted with a compound leaf, which is divided into several leaflets. To distinguish a leaf from a leaflet, simple and compound leaves have a bud at their base, but a leaflet does not.
Select a leaf shape from the following list (if needed, mouse hover over terms for definitions and shapes):