The shape of carnations leaves The related characteristics of carnations leaves The role of carnations, as a common flower, is deeply loved by people for its gorgeous flowers and unique aroma. While appreciating its beauty, have you ever wondered what the shape of carnations 'leaves are? This article will reveal the shape of carnation leaves and its related characteristics, and show you the natural secrets behind beautiful flowers. The shape of carnation leaves The leaves of carnations are long and oval, usually 10-20 cm long and 2-5 cm wide. The edges of the leaves are neat and sometimes slightly wavy. The surface of the leaves is smooth and green in color, and the back is slightly gray. White, the leaves are thick in texture and have a certain degree of toughness. Related characteristics of carnation leaves 1. Leaf veins: Carnation leaves have obvious veins, the main veins run through the entire leaf, and the side veins are distributed in a network. The color of the veins is darker, forming a sharp contrast with the leaves.
2. Leaf tip: The leaf tip of carnations is sharp, and the leaf tip of some varieties is slightly curved upward.
3. Leaf base: The base of the leaves of carnations is narrow and gradually transition to the petiole.
4. Petiole: The petiole of carnations is long, cylindrical, with smooth surface, and articulated at its connection with the leaves. The role of carnation leaves 1. Cooling: Carnation leaves have a certain cooling effect, which can help flowers stay cool in the hot summer.
2. Moisture absorption: The leaves of carnations can absorb water from the surrounding environment and help the growth of flowers.
3. Prevention of pests and diseases: Carnation leaves have certain antibacterial and antiviral effects, which can reduce the occurrence of pests and diseases.
Carnation leaves have unique shapes and many related characteristics. Understanding the shape and function of carnation leaves will help us better appreciate and maintain this beautiful flower. In daily life, we should pay attention to the growth environment and maintenance knowledge of flowers. Let our lives be better.
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