The difference between parallel venation and reticulate venation is in parallel venation, the vein of the leaf blade is in a parallel pattern, and in reticulate the vein of the leaf blade is a net or web-like structure.
What is venation?
Venation is the pattern of veins present in the leaves. There are different patterns of veins present in the leaves, parallel venation, for example, banana leaf, and reticulate venation, for example, papaya leaf.
Thus, In contrast to reticulate venation, where the vein of the leaf blade is arranged in a net-like pattern, parallel venation has the vein of the leaf blade arranged in a parallel pattern.
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