How are leaves of submerged plants adapted for photosynthesis?

      

How are leaves of submerged plants adapted for photosynthesis?

  

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John
- Numerous chloroplast that are highly sensitive to trap light of low intensity

- Deeply divided/ dissected leaves/ branched leaves into straws to increase surface area hence trap more light and more gases

- Large air spaces for storage of air hence buoyancy and parenchyma tissue for storage of air

- Have no cuticle to facilitate exchange of gases rapidly
johnmulu answered the question on May 8, 2017 at 08:50


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