Leaf Anatomy Diagram - Blade, Midrib, and Vein Explained #2173108 (License: Personal Use)

This educational diagram illustrates the primary structural components of a broadleaf (dicot) leaf: the expansive photosynthetic blade, the central supporting midrib, and the branching venation system that transports water and nutrients. The serrated margin and prominent reticulate veins suggest a species like a chestnut or elm, commonly used in botany teaching materials.

Used in educational websites, biology textbooks, and classroom slides to teach plant morphology; targets students, teachers, and nature enthusiasts seeking foundational knowledge of leaf anatomy.