The leaves usually are pinnately compound (feather formed), sometimes trifoliate (with three leaflets), or palmate (the leaflets radiating from a common point).
Huhne said: "They went out and put out leaflets or sanctioned leaflets which were personally attacking Nick [Clegg] for going back on the tuition fees pledge, even though they had actually insisted on that as part of the coalition agreement and making the coalition work".
In conclusion, in walnut, number of leaflets and leaflet area should be involved in the estimation of leaf area.
Leaf: petiole 3--10 cm, flat, leaflet-like; leaflets 5--8, 20--40 mm, 2--5 mm wide, linear, adaxially glabrous, tip generally truncate.
Echocardiogram shows thick leaflets, limited leaflet mobility, decreased separation of leaflets, decreased annulus diameter, diastolic doming and increased velocity across the valve (Fig. 5).
Leaflet drops Leaflets drops to homes on several large social housing estates in hard-to-reach areas which have no central shopping centre, high street or supermarket.
The four harvested leaflets (each leaflet was about 0.3 to 0.5 g) per plant were pooled and frozen immediately in liquid nitrogen.
The sample size was based on detecting a difference in main effects between the two factorial groups (e.g., GP's letter vs no GP's letter, or leaflet vs no leaflet), not a difference between the four intervention groups (McAlister et al, 2003; Montgomery et al, 2003).
It was separately augmented with two cognitive change techniques, resulting in three intervention conditions, leaflet alone; leaflet plus motivational quiz, and leaflet plus implementation intention prompt, as well as a no-leaflet control condition.
Leaflet opening Leaflet opening pattern is assessed using 4D CT (Movie 1).
