pisifolia
Pisifolia refers to a characteristic found in certain plants where their leaves are shaped like a fish's tail. This specific leaf morphology is often described as cordate, meaning heart-shaped, but with a more elongated or tapering apex. The term itself is derived from Latin, with 'piscis' meaning fish and 'folium' meaning leaf.
Plants exhibiting pisifolia characteristics can be found across various botanical families. This trait is not indicative
Identifying a plant as having pisifolia leaves involves examining the shape of its foliage. Key features to