Turmeric

Motherwort leaves are opposite, palmately lobed (resembling a maple leaf) with 3 to 5 pointed lobes, and have coarsely serrated margins. They grow on the plant’s erect, square stems, are attached by long petioles, and become smaller and narrower on the upper parts of the stem. The leaf surfaces are often covered with short, coarse hairs and have conspicuous veins.