Give differences : Simple leaf and Compound leaf.

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      Simple leaf      Compound leaf
 $(1)$ It has only one leaf lamina.  $(1)$ When incisions of lamina reach to the midrib breaking it into number of leaflets is called compound.
 $(2)$ It has axillary bud.    $(2)$ It has no axillary buds. 
 $(3)$  In Lamina incision is done from the corners but this incision does not reach till midrib or tip of petiole.  $(3)$  In laminas incision is till midrib or till tip of petiod.
 $(4)$ Though lamina is incisioned, it is entire.   $(4)$ It is in the form of monopalmetly 

bipalmetly and multipalmetly compound leaf.

 

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