k Rose leaf. Coloured scanning electron micrograph SEM of the edge of a serrated leaf of a Garden Rose, Rosa sp. The term serrated refers to the sharply cut indentations in the margin of a leaf, as found in the Garden Rose and certain other plants. Leaf shapes, including their edges, are important features in the recognition of plants. Serrated leaves, like thorns, may play a role in protecting the plant against being eaten by herbivores. The raised structures on this leaf are the leaf veins. Magnification x10 at 6x9cm size. Magnification x31 at 13x25cm size. Editorial Stock Photo - Afloimages
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Rose leaf. Coloured scanning electron micrograph (SEM) of the edge of a serrated leaf of a Garden Rose, Rosa sp. The term 'serrated' refers to the sharply cut indentations in the margin of a leaf, as found in the Garden Rose and certain other plants. Leaf shapes, including their edges, are important features in the recognition of plants. Serrated leaves, like thorns, may play a role in protecting the plant against being eaten by herbivores. The raised structures on this leaf are the leaf veins. Magnification: x10 at 6x9cm size. Magnification: x31 at 13x25cm size.
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Rose leaf. Coloured scanning electron micrograph (SEM) of the edge of a serrated leaf of a Garden Rose, Rosa sp. The term 'serrated' refers to the sharply cut indentations in the margin of a leaf, as found in the Garden Rose and certain other plants. Leaf shapes, including their edges, are important features in the recognition of plants. Serrated leaves, like thorns, may play a role in protecting the plant against being eaten by herbivores. The raised structures on this leaf are the leaf veins. Magnification: x10 at 6x9cm size. Magnification: x31 at 13x25cm size.

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