Leaf Heteromorphy is a developmental phenomenon in which a single plant exhibits structurally distinct leaf forms across different developmental stages or environmental conditions, distinguished from uniform leaf development by its variability in morphological expression within the same individual.
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LEAF DIMORPHISM IN POPULUS TRICHOCARPA
William B. Critchfield · American Journal of Botany · 1960 · 152 citations
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Beijing Forestry University
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