What is the biggest leaf?

Answer 1

The biggest UNDIVIDED leaf reportedly is found on mature
specimens of Alocasia robusta (8 to 10 feet long). The
largest divided leaf belongs to a pinnate-leaved palm,
Raphia regalis (as much as 80 feet long).
Note that both these species are monocots. The largest
dicot leaf may be a species of Pentagonia (Rubiaceae) in
tropical America; leaves in this genus are undivided and,
in some species are as much as six feet long.

Answer 2

The raffia palm (Raphia farinifera) of the Mascarene Islands, Indian Ocean, and the Amazonian bamboo palm (Raphia taedigera), of South America and Africa, have the largest leaves of any plants, at a length of up to 20 m
(65 ft 7 in).

Answer 3

Alot of info on this one if you like reading but according to ... www.guinnessworldrecords.com ...

Largest Leaf
The raffia palm (Raphia farinifera) of the Mascarene Islands, Indian Ocean, and the Amazonian bamboo palm (Raphia taedigera), of South America and Africa, have the largest leaves of any plants, at a length of up to 20 m (65 ft 7 in).

However for a more in depth and slighty long winded answer look here...

http://waynesword.palomar.edu/ww0601.htm#leaf

Thanks.

Answer 4

My guess is a banana leaf.

Answer 5

the Raffia palm check the link below

Answer 6

I think its a victoria water lilly. Kids can sit on them and float.

Answer 7

the leaf of my dining table---------------------------