Across

2.	COMPOUND—A leaf that contains several smaller leaves (leaflets).
4.	ALTERNATE—How leaves and branches are attached to a stem so that it appears like steps, every other one.
6.	BRISTLETIPPED—Small, pokey hairs at the tips and on the margins of a leaf.
11.	DECIDUOUS—A tree that loses its leaves in the winter or dormant season.
12.	SCALELIKE—A needle-like leaf that looks like snake's skin.  Small needle-like leaves overlap one another.
13.	LEAFLETS—Smaller leaves that make up a compound leaf.
15.	NEEDLE—A leaf that you would find on a pine tree.
16.	MARGIN—The edges of a leaf.

Down

1.	PINNATE—The vein pattern of a leaf that has a midrib with intersecting veins that radiate from the midrib.
3.	MIDRIB—The center vein of a leaf.
5.	OPPOSITE—When leaves and branches are connected to a stem directly across from one another.
7.	LOBED—A leaf with margins that are indented and resembles the earlobes on a person.
8.	EVERGREEN—A tree that keeps its leaves all year.
9.	PALMATE—A vein pattern that resembles the fingers of a person's hand.
10.	SIMPLE—A single leaf.
14.	SERRATED—A leaf margin that is toothed and resembles a steak knife.