What is another word for obtuse leaf?
Pronunciation: [ɒbtjˈuːs lˈiːf] (IPA) 
Obtuse leaf refers to a type of leaf that has a blunt tip and an angle greater than 90 degrees. This type of leaf can be found on various plants and trees, including maple, tulip, and magnolia. Synonyms for obtuse leaf include blunt leaf, rounded leaf, and angled leaf. These terms refer to the shape or angle of the leaf and can be useful in botanical descriptions or identifying plants. Other leaf shapes include pointed or acute, lobed, and serrated. Observing the shape and structure of leaves can be an important tool in identifying and classifying plants.
