Thanks Connor,
nice job! Please have a look at the leaves of the rose, palmate venation describes a condition where the primary veins radiate from a central point at the base of the petiole, since the rose has pinnately compound leaves, it will also have pinnate venation. For yarrow it will be good for you to look at each of the tiny flowers to look at the stamens, they dehisce via longitudinal slits. Otherwise, the examples work.
Thanks Connor,
nice job! Please have a look at the leaves of the rose, palmate venation describes a condition where the primary veins radiate from a central point at the base of the petiole, since the rose has pinnately compound leaves, it will also have pinnate venation. For yarrow it will be good for you to look at each of the tiny flowers to look at the stamens, they dehisce via longitudinal slits. Otherwise, the examples work.