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Botanical observation

When we look at a plant, we can observe the following:

If it is a Seedling - does it have one or two cotyledons (baby leaves)?
What shape and color are they?

Stems-
Color
Woody or tender?
Vining?
Waxy?


Leaves -
Entire or compound
Shape - lance, heart, oval, etc
Edges - smooth, scalloped, deeply cut, etc
Texture
Thickness
Color sun-side, color ground-side

Are various parts hairy or smooth?
(Leaves, stem)
Soft and Fuzzy? Large hairs?
Thorns?

Growth habit-
Upright or trailing?
Single stems or branching?

Roots- (if it is disturbed or you dig one up)
Rhizome and rootlets, or
Tap root or fine roots?
Single roots or branching?

These are all things one can observe before the plant blooms.