Question

why do plants that grow in Shady places have big leaves

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Answer 1

Answer:

Shade leaves

The large leaves of the shade shoot provide a larger area for trapping light energy for photosynthesis in a place where light levels are low. Plants subjected to low light intensity often grow rapidly producing long internodes (the part of the stem between each leaf).

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Answer 2

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The main factors that affect leaf shape are water and light needs. The plant needs a certain area of leaf to provide enough energy to live, so smaller leaves means more leaves(grasses), as opposed to one enormous leaf like a lilypad.

Generally, as light intensity increases water needs increase along with it. A thicker stem with a smaller leaf can support enough water flux to keep a grass blade hydrated in full sun, whereas a big tropical plant in high humidity has low water needs and can therefore use a thin stem to support a big leaf.

I would hypothesize that self-regulatory systems that affect leaf development as a function of available water and sunlight needs are responsible for the effect.

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