The correct answer will be option - broad compound leaves attached at single points on the branch.
Explanation:
The buckeye plant belongs to the genus Aesculus found primarily in the American states so they are also known as American buckeye. These buckeye plants can be identified in the classification system based on the shape and distribution of the leaf blade or lamina.
On the basis of leaf lamina, the leaf of the plant belongs to the group of "palmately compound leaf" in which the leaflets of the leaf radiate out from the end of the petiole like fingers of the palm of a hand.
Thus, option - broad compound leaves attached at single points on the branch.
