Yes. Many leaves have waxy surfaces to minimise water-loss through evaporation. Hairs on leaves inhibit insects and other animals from eating them.
The leaves are slightly hairy.
Harder the better. Waxy leaves minimize the loss of water by transpiration
the answer is the plant has very hairy smooth leaves.
The waxy transparent layer of leaves prevents water evaporation.
the leaves of patola
Yes, croton leaves are waxy to some degree.
evolution, brah
The leaves are slightly hairy.
No, oregano leaves are not waxy or slippery. They are velvety and soft like mint.
Harder the better. Waxy leaves minimize the loss of water by transpiration
the answer is the plant has very hairy smooth leaves.
Such plants tend to store water in swollen leaf cells, and are generally classed as succulents. The waxy leaf surface is to prevent too much evaporation of water due to the heat.
Waxy layer on outer surface of green plants is called cuticle .This cuticle is actually present in outer cell walls of epidermal cells . The wax present in cuticle is a type of lipid . It is waterproof layer which prevents excessive loss of water by transpiration . It also protects plant from abrasive damage. Wax is chemically a mixture of esters of long chain fatty acids eg cerotic acid , montanic acid , long chain alkanes , alcohols , ketones .
The waxy transparent layer of leaves prevents water evaporation.
the leaves of patola
with cuticle
its called the cuticle