what is the indication of leaves being site of photosynthesis
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Answer:
External observation, internal observation
Explanation:
Externally, the leaves will appear green (though some plants have leaves with red color, but don't worry, the green is below it). The leaves will turn towards the sun, and if you cover them with a plastic sheet for a couple of hours or more, you will see water vapor forming from transpiration during photosynthesis. Internal observation : If you observe a cell of the leaf using a microscope, you will observe plastids and chloroplasts too!
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Photosynthesis primarily happens in green leaves. Leaves are ideal for photosynthesis because they are usually broad and flat, giving plenty of surface area for light to be absorbed. They are also thin, which means diffusion of gases such as carbon dioxide can happen quickly.
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