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Some leaves are large to maximize photosynthesis by capturing more sunlight, particularly in shaded environments where light is limited. Larger leaves also help in transpiration, allowing for greater water uptake and nutrient transport through the plant. Additionally, in certain ecosystems, larger leaves can help with temperature regulation by providing shade to the plant's tissues. This adaptation varies among species based on their habitat and evolutionary pressures.
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How does a animal so big get so big by eating something so small?
by eating a lot of it and it also it strong so it will grow and some are born big
What is some negative things about a moose?
Their antlers are so BIG that they can kill you and there are big animals.
Does a condor have big eyes?
Some bird have big eyes because there parent have big eyes so they are going to have big eyes to
Why are some waves so big and other not so big?
The tide is constantly changing. The waves are formed by energy surging through the air so some energy is lighter which causes smaller and some energy is bigger and more powerful
Why is big bear called big bear?
Some big bears came before the people made it so that's why it is called big bear
Why big bear is called big bear?
Some big bears came before the people made it so that's why it is called big bear
What are some tortoises that dont get big?
Russian tortoises and hermanns are both good. so are greek.
Are old mountains small or big?
Old mountain are the biggest but some are small. well actually some are small some are big so i guess none really
Why is the font so big in this question box?
Ok, it may be big, but some people can't see if it if it is smaller.
How big is a windmill?
it depends, there are some that are 5 feet and some that are 1,000 feet so... hope it helps!
Why are boobies so juicy?
Some boys are naturally attracted to *BIG* things -_-
How did Mammoth Cave get the name?
The park is named after a cave that's pretty big -- so big that some consider its size to be "mammoth."
