Plants possessing leaves that are thin, wide, and flattened.

trees having broad, flat-bladed leaves rather than needles; also a common name for hardwoods.

(adj) having relatively broad rather than needlelike or scalelike leaves

The leaves of trees associated with deciduous forests.

Plants with flattened leaves; dicots, i.e., plants that possess two seedling leaves. Broadleaf plant characteristics are widely varied. Leaves are generally wide (wider than they are long), and have net-like veins. They can have either round or square stems, and growth can be upright, prostrate or vining. Broadleaf plants can have a taproot, a bulb [..]

A flowering plant or shrub with 'broad' leaves, as opposed to plants such as beech, which have 'small' leaves.

A class of trees that have broad, flat leaves of many different shapes; most are deciduous; also called hardwood because most broad-leaved trees have harder wood than do conifers. Examples include oak [..]