AgaveMatch taxa with the Phylognetic group, leaf growth, leaf shape.GenusClade Basal angiospermsMonocotsEudicotsMain meristematic growth Lamina and venationzoneIntercalary/basiplastPeriplastCeratophyllumChamaedorea(parlor palm)Ficus caricaKalanchoeNymphaeaPisum or ViciaPoa or anyother grassYuccaAcroplastNo distinct laminaTrue LaminaPseudolaminaParallelPinnate-reticulateSecondarily spreading་་་་་་་་་་་Succulent?Yes OR No་་

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