What is the description of the leaf of false sago palm? Based on the text. LEAF: Type: simple or compound; if compound, specific type.Size: length and width (1 x w) of smallest and largest of fully grown leaves (cm).Form: broad and flat, linear, scalelike, subulate or acicular; venation: (for flat leaves).Arrangement: spiral, opposite, decussate, whorled or fascicled.Indumentum: glabrous or pubescent, etc., on one (upper or lower) or both sides.Tip: shape; Margin: type.If compound leaf: Length of leaflet-bearing rachis:Number and arrangement of leaflets on each side of rachis:Leaflet: Outline: type; Tip: shape; Margin: typeSize: length and width (1x w) of smallest and largest of fully grown leaflets (cm).Indumentum: glabrous or pubescent, etc., on one (upper or lower) or both sides.Note presence, shape and size of spines, lobes.

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What is the description of the leaf of false sago palm? Based on the text.

LEAF: Type: simple or compound; if compound, specific type.
Size: length and width (1 x w) of smallest and largest of fully grown leaves (cm).
Form: broad and flat, linear, scalelike, subulate or acicular; venation: (for flat leaves).
Arrangement: spiral, opposite, decussate, whorled or fascicled.
Indumentum: glabrous or pubescent, etc., on one (upper or lower) or both sides.
Tip: shape; Margin: type.
If compound leaf: Length of leaflet-bearing rachis:
Number and arrangement of leaflets on each side of rachis:
Leaflet: Outline: type; Tip: shape; Margin: type
Size: length and width (1x w) of smallest and largest of fully grown leaflets (cm).
Indumentum: glabrous or pubescent, etc., on one (upper or lower) or both sides.
Note presence, shape and size of spines, lobes.

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