leafquality
nounUK /ˈliːfˌkwɒlɪti/
US /ˈliːfˌkwɑːləti/
How good or healthy a leaf is.
The gardener checked the leafquality of the plants before selling them.
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2. The grade or standard of tea leaves used in a blend.
The tea master judged the leafquality before choosing the harvest.
3. The texture and appearance of a leaf as seen in a nature study.
Students recorded the leafquality of each tree in their notebooks.
4. The overall condition of foliage in a garden or crop.
Poor leafquality warned the farmer that the plants needed water.