By this definition, some of the most leaf-like structures are cladodes, rather than phylloclades.

The body is characterised by leaf-like fleshy structure with a large posterior sucker.

The plant structure is composed of only specialized stems, buds, and haustoria lacking any leaf-like structures entirely.

Pollingeria are leaf-like structures, which are generally elongated and relatively thin, less than an inch long.

Like all wattles it has leaf-like structures known as phyllodes instead of leaves.

The first four pairs of legs have claws, the last pair has a leaf-like structure used for pushing.

When we mutate some crucial genes involved in flower development, we end up with a cluster of leaf-like structures.

No alkaloids are found in the phyllodes (leaf-like structures).

The bladder traps take the place of some of these distal branches on the leaf-like structures.

It has shiny green leaf-like structures (phylloclades) which are flattened stems rather than true leaves.