Choose a genus Abelia Abies Acer Actinidia Aesculus Ailanthus Akebia Albizia Alnus Amelanchier Ampelopsis Aralia Aronia Asimina Berberis Betula Buddleia Buxus Calluna Calycanthus Campsis Caragana Carpinus Carya Castanea Catalpa Cedrus Celastrus Celtis Cephalanthus Cercidiphyllum Cercis Chaenomeles Chamaecyparis Chionanthus Cladrastis Clematis Clethra Comptonia Cornus Corylus Cotinus Cotoneaster Crataegus Cryptomeria Cunninghamia Cytisus Davidia Deutzia Diervilla Diospyros Elaeagnus Eleutherococcus Enkianthus Erica Eucommia Euonymus Exochorda Fagus Fallopia Forsythia Fothergilla Franklinia Fraxinus Ginkgo Gleditsia Gymnocladus Halesia Hamamelis Hedera Heptacodium Hibiscus Hippophae Hydrangea Hypericum Ilex Itea Juglans Juniperus Kalmia Kalopanax Kerria Koelreuteria Kolkwitzia Laburnum Lagerstroemia Larix Leucothoe Ligustrum Lindera Liquidambar Liriodendron Lonicera Maackia Maclura Magnolia Mahonia Malus Menispermum Metasequoia Microbiota Morus Myrica Nyssa Ostrya Oxydendrum Pachysandra Parrotia Parthenocissus Paulownia Paxistima Phellodendron Philadelphus Physocarpos Picea Pieris Pinus Platanus Platycladus Polygonum Populus Potentilla Prunus Pseudolarix Pseudotsuga Pyracantha Pyrus Quercus Rhamnus Rhododendron Rhodotypos Rhus Ribes Robinia Rosa Salix Sambucus Sassafras Sciadopitys Sequoia Sequoiadendron Sophora Sorbaria Sorbus Spiraea Stephanandra Stewartia Styrax Symphoricarpos Syringa Taxodium Taxus Tetradium Thuja Tilia Tsuga Ulmus Vaccinium Viburnum Vinca Weigela Wisteria Xanthorhiza Zelkova

Leaf Bases: Grouped by similarities Acute Apple Serviceberry (Amelanchier x grandiflora) Attenuate Winged Euonymus (Euonymus alatus)   Cuneate Star Magnolia (Magnolia stellata) Rounded Hardy Rubber Tree (Eucommia ulmoides) Truncate Tatarian Maple (Acer tataricum 'ginnala') Cordate Katsuratree (Cercidiphyllum japonicum) Auriculate English Oak (Qeurcus robur) Oblique Common Hackberry (Celtis occidentals)     Leaf Bases: Grouped View Alphabetically The leaf base consists of the bottom of the leaf where the leaf attaches to the petiole. Acute Attenuate Auriculate Cordate Cuneate Oblique Rounded Truncate Botanical Terminology > Leaf Bases

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