Definition of little leaf in English:

little leaf

noun ˈlɪtl liːf

1Botany= "leaflet". Now rare.
2Chiefly US. A plant condition characterized by reduced leaf size; especially (a) a condition of fruit trees caused by zinc deficiency; (b) (more fully "littleleaf disease") a fungal infection of pine trees.

adjective ˈlɪtl liːf

Attributive (usually with hyphen). = small-leaved.

Origin

Late 18th century; earliest use found in James Jenkinson (?1739–1808). From little + leaf, in sense A. 1 after post-classical Latin foliolum foliole.

Definition of little leaf in US English:

little leaf

nounˈlɪtl liːf

1Botany= "leaflet". Now rare.
2Chiefly US. A plant condition characterized by reduced leaf size; especially (a) a condition of fruit trees caused by zinc deficiency; (b) (more fully "littleleaf disease") a fungal infection of pine trees.

adjectiveˈlɪtl liːf

Attributive (usually with hyphen). = small-leaved.

Origin

Late 18th century; earliest use found in James Jenkinson (?1739–1808). From little + leaf, in sense A. 1 after post-classical Latin foliolum foliole.

单词	little leaf
释义	Definition of little leaf in English: little leaf noun ˈlɪtl liːf 1Botany= "leaflet". Now rare. 2Chiefly US. A plant condition characterized by reduced leaf size; especially (a) a condition of fruit trees caused by zinc deficiency; (b) (more fully "littleleaf disease") a fungal infection of pine trees. adjective ˈlɪtl liːf Attributive (usually with hyphen). = small-leaved. Origin Late 18th century; earliest use found in James Jenkinson (?1739–1808). From little + leaf, in sense A. 1 after post-classical Latin foliolum foliole. Definition of little leaf in US English: little leaf nounˈlɪtl liːf 1Botany= "leaflet". Now rare. 2Chiefly US. A plant condition characterized by reduced leaf size; especially (a) a condition of fruit trees caused by zinc deficiency; (b) (more fully "littleleaf disease") a fungal infection of pine trees. adjectiveˈlɪtl liːf Attributive (usually with hyphen). = small-leaved. Origin Late 18th century; earliest use found in James Jenkinson (?1739–1808). From little + leaf, in sense A. 1 after post-classical Latin foliolum foliole.
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