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You times the long stem by the short stem
There is no specific formula for finding the area of a leaf as the shape of leaves can vary widely. One common way to estimate the leaf area is by using a grid method, where the leaf is placed on a grid paper and the number of full squares covered by the leaf is counted. This count can then be used to calculate an approximate area. Alternatively, there are specialized instruments called leaf area meters that can measure the leaf area directly.
ANSWER 1Since this is an irregular surface, you will have to use integration techniques: for example, divide the surface into many narrow strips, consider each strip to be a rectangle and calculate its area as such, add all up. The more narrow you make the strips, the more accurate will be your estimate.ANSWER 2The best method depends on the accuracy required of your measurements. If you require accurate and precise results, use a scientific instrument that's specially designed to measure the area of leaves. E.g. AM300 Leaf Area Meter[See related link below for more information]My AM300 can store the image, and will analyse it to measure all sorts of useful parameters, like perimeter. I need a lightweight instrument which I can carry for hours, and it only weighs 1.8kg . Other models which are called 'portable' weigh 6.8kg!If you do not require a high degree of accuracy, you can use the method described in ANSWER 1. However, you may find it quicker to draw around the leaf, then cut out and weigh the paper. By comparison to the weight of a known area of the same paper, you can calculate the area of the leaf. However, when using methods which involve cutting paper, you must cut around the perimeter extremely carefully. Similarly, you must be highly accurate when weighing. I am not sure that paper - even heavy paper - is heavy enough to make the relative error
The best method depends on the accuracy required of your measurements. If you require accurate and precise results, use a scientific instrument that's specially designed to measure the area of leaves. E.g. AM300 Leaf Area Meter
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Scince leaves grow, they should be considered biotic even when they have fallen from the tree and die.
LAD= [(LAI1 + LAI2)/2] x Number of days LAI is Leaf Area Index. That number is usually given, if not it can be found by Leaf Surface Area/Soil Surface Area.
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The best method to measure the area of a leaf depends on the accuracy required of your measurements. If you require accurate and precise results, use a scientific instrument that's specially designed to measure the area of leaves. E.g. AM300 Leaf Area Meter
'coz the green leaf has a part which produces the food of the plant......... this part is the cloroplast
The stomata on the underside of the leaf regulate transpiration. The leaf surface area helps to estimate the number of stomata, which could speed up or slow the rate of transpiration.
The mesophyll- the middle.
It is about green plants. It is happening in every single leaf alive.
green area
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