What are the types of leaf venation shown in the image?

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• The image displays four types of leaf venation, labeled 1 through 4.
• 1) Parallel venation: Veins run parallel to each other along the length of the leaf.
• 2) Arcuate venation: Veins curve and run parallel to the margin of the leaf.
• 3) Palmate venation: Several main veins radiate from a single point at the base of the leaf, resembling fingers of a hand.
• 4) Pinnate-reticulate venation: A single main vein (midrib) runs down the center, with smaller veins branching off it, and these smaller veins further branch into a network.

Answer: Parallel, Arcuate, Palmate, Pinnate-reticulate.