Why do plants that grow in shady places have big leaves give reason
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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). Rapid growth may help the shoot to reach light.
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As sunlight is scarce, they grow big leaves to be able to trap as much sunlight as possible.
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