Cascading locust trees and leaves need to know if leaves are simple or compound opposite alternate or whorled and if they are monocot or dicot?

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The leaves of cascading locust trees are compound, with each leaf composed of multiple leaflets. These leaflets are arranged alternately along the stem. Locust trees are dicots, not monocots, as indicated by characteristics such as the presence of net-like veins in the leaves and floral parts in multiples of 4 or 5.