The name for the leaves of plants which have several colours?

Answer 1

Variegated var·i·e·gat·ed/ˈver(ē)əˌgātid/Adjective

1. Exhibiting different colors, esp. as irregular patches or streaks.

2. (of a plant or foliage) Having or consisting of leaves that are edged or patterned in a second color, esp. white as well as green.

Answer 2

There are several interpretations of this question. 1. If a plant has leaves all of which are not green, as in a copper beech, then they are still leaves.

2. If you mean the coloured parts of the flower, they are petals.

3. Some plants have specialised leaves which are not parts of the true flower, but do the job of attracting pollinators to the flower. These are called bracts, and familiar examples include the poinsettia and bougainvillea.

Answer 3

Variegated leaves are leaves that have multiple colors, usually in the form of stripes, spots, or patches of different colors. This variation in color is often due to differing levels of pigmentation or chlorophyll in different parts of the leaf.

Answer 4

Some plants have bracts which look like petals. A poinsettia flower is the tiny yellow part and the red or white leaves are bracts.

Answer 5

petals