The right answer is A. greater leaf surface area.
In botany and agronomy, the specific leaf area (SFS) is defined as the ratio of the leaf area to the dry weight of the leaf (expressed in m².kg-1).
The specific leaf area reflects the "thickness" of the leaves and has a particular physiological significance. This parameter is correlated positively with the photosynthetic capacity of the plant.
The specific leaf area can be used to estimate the reproductive strategy of a particular plant based on, among other factors, light and moisture levels. The specific leaf area is one of the most widely accepted key features used in the study of leaves.
1) Plants cell have "Cell wall" and animal cells lack of it
2) Plant cells have "Chloroplasts" but animal cells lack of it
3) Plant cells have "Vacuole" but animal cells lack of it
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I don't know the answer options, but it would probably either be phase of matter or physical change.
Answer:
idont really know but it looks like k
Explanation:
I am knot a 100% sure but posably a periodic table would hep:) hope i helped
