Answer: c: broad compound leaves attached at single points on the branch
d: needle like compound leaves attached staggered on the branch
The name buckeye received is from the resemblance of leaves to nutlike seed, which has a pale patch on a red surface, looks like the eyes of the deer. Buck eyed tree species are deciduous. They have opposite leaves that are palmately compound, which means the leaflets radiates from a single point, leaves gets staggered or separated on a branch. The leaves are needle shaped at the ends and they are broad in structure in the middle.
