In botany, having leaves that are irregular in shape or arrangement, or leaves that don't follow the typical pattern for that species.
From Greek 'anomos' (irregular) and 'phyllon' (leaf), literally 'irregular-leaved.' A descriptive botanical term.
Some plants grow their leaves in completely crazy patterns—maybe spiraling instead of opposite, or different sizes on each branch. It's usually a sign of genetic mutation or unusual growing conditions.
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