A leaf arrangement in which there are three or more leaves at a node is called
A) alternate.
B) opposite.
C) palmate.
D) whorled.
E) pinnate.

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Whorled leaf arrangement refers to the presence of three or more leaves at a single node around the stem, which distinguishes it from alternate, opposite, palmate, and pinnate arrangements that involve different configurations of leaf attachment.

A Leaf Arrangement in Which There Are Three or More