Okra leaf is a deeply lobed leaf shape which is a monogenic trait governed by incompletely dominant (L0) to normal leaf gene (l0) in the upland cotton (Niles, 1980; Nawab et al., 2011 b).

After 7 to 10 nodes, some cultivars such as Everglades 71 (E71) (Wilson et al., 1965), Gregg (Cook and Scott, 2000), SF 459 (Cook and Scott, 1995), and Tainung 2 (T2) convert from the juvenile, shallowly lobed leaf to a deeply divided leaf.

Bloodroot--One of our earliest woodland bloomers, the bloodroot has a single large white flower and solitary lobed leaf. It gets its name from its red-sapped root.