Rain forest plants often have narrow leaves, with long, thin “drip tips,” to drain away excess water. In cold places one finds leaves with teeth—like birches and cherries—though why this ...
"If a plant has many thin leaves, the transpiration rate will be high and will use up soil moisture quickly. These kinds of ...
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