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leaves are less green on the lower surface why

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Answered by Anonymous
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The leaves are less green on the lower surface because of the less or absence of palisade cells and thick cuticle layer.
Answered by quest2
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Hii mate

Here is Ur answer

This is because the upper surface of a leaf is more exposed to the sun as compared to the lower surface. ... Therefore, the upper surface of the leaf is covered with a thicker cuticle as compared to the lower surface. Hence, the upper surface of the leaf is shinier than the lower surface.

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