Plantae-ID Leaf-Shape: spatulate
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Spatulate Definition
A spatulate leaf is characterized by its shape, which resembles a spatula or spoon. Specifically, it has a broad, rounded end (tip) and a narrow, tapering base. This means the leaf widens towards the end and then narrows down towards where it joins the stem. Examples of plants with spatulate leaves include Cistus incanus and Drosera spatulata, also known as the spoon-leaved sundew.