leafgrade

noun
UK /ˈliːfɡreɪd/
US /ˈliːfɡreɪd/

A leafgrade is a grade or rank given to a leaf based on its quality.

The farmer checked the leafgrade of each tea leaf before picking it.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A category used to sort leaves by size or color.

The leaves were sorted into a leafgrade for packing.

3. A level in a system that describes how healthy a leaf is.

This leafgrade shows the leaf is fresh and green.

4. A mark or label showing the quality of a batch of leaves.

Each box had a leafgrade printed on the side.