In botany, a pattern of leaf veins where branches run a relatively short distance before ending.
From Greek 'brachy-' meaning short and 'dromos' meaning course or running, used in botanical terminology to describe vein patterns.
Leaf vein patterns are like nature's fingerprints—brachydodrome leaves are common in plants from dry climates because the shorter vein branches are more efficient at delivering water where it's scarce.
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