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\"\"<\/a>The first leaf, or one of the first pair or whorl of leaves, developed by the embryo of a seed plant.<\/p>\n

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Seed-leaf, the first-formed leaf that is often of a different shape from later leaves.<\/p>\n

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One of the pair of first leaves of a seed ling in Dicotyledons, which is one of the two great sub-divisions of the flowering plants. Dicotyledon leaves are usually net-veined. The single first leaf of a seedling in Monocotyledons, which is the other of the two great sub-divisions of the flowering plants. Monocotyledon leaves are usually parallel-veined.<\/p>\n

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One of the divisions of a placenta.<\/p>\n

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The leaves of the embryo\u2014as the oily meats of the butternut, which consist of the cotyledons only, joined by their connective.<\/p>\n

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Any of the major convex subdivisions of the mature placenta. Each cotyledon contains a major branch of the umbilical blood vessels, which branch further into the numerous villi that make up the surface of the cotyledon.<\/p>\n

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