Mango leaves have a smooth and glossy texture, which is often leathery and slightly thick. They are typically dark green, with a vibrant sheen that enhances their appearance. The edges of the leaves can be wavy or slightly serrated, adding to their distinctive look. Overall, the texture contributes to the leaves' durability and resilience.
Sepals are part of the flower. The mango leaf has no sepals.
A leaf, by definition, is vascular with xylem and phloem moving nutrients and byproducts to and from the leaves. The mango leaf has a leathery texture and looking at it from the top, the venation is pinnate, brachidodrome.
A mango leaf is a compound leaf. Compound leaves consist of multiple leaflets attached to a single leafstalk or petiole. In the case of mango leaves, there are several leaflets arranged along a central stem.
Entire leaf margin
Rose leaf has smooth texture
Lanceolate
netted
The answer is mango is serrated margin and rose is wavy margin
banchidodrome; Pinnate
banchidodrome; Pinnate
magnifere
long and narrow