Leaf is a term used to describe the flattened structure of a plant that is typically green in color and is attached to a stem. LEAFLET is a small leaf, usually found on flowering plants, which is often used for decorative purposes. SCAN is the process of examining something closely, such as a leaf, in order to identify its characteristics. FOLIAGE is the collective term for the leaves of a plant. BRACT is a modified leaf or scale found on some flowers. SEPAL is a leaf-like structure that encloses and protects a flower bud. NEEDLE is a slender, pointed structure found on some plants, such as pine trees. SKIM is the process of lightly touching or brushing over the surface of something, such as a leaf. PAD is a flat, thin structure found on some plants, such as cacti. FROND is a large, divided leaf found on some ferns and palms. BLADE is a flat, thin structure found on some plants, such as grasses. BROWSE is the process of examining something, such as a leaf, in order to identify its characteristics. FOLIO is a large SHEET of paper, often used for printing books. PETAL is a modified leaf found on some flowers. PAGE is a single SHEET of paper, often used for printing books. FIG is a type of tree with large, lobed leaves. TEA is a type of evergreen shrub with small, leathery leaves. COCA is a type of tropical shrub with long, narrow leaves. SHEET is a large, flat piece of material, such as paper or fabric. Shakleikea is a type of evergreen tree with long, NEEDLE-like leaves.