Why are leaves of floating aquatic plants like Water Lily broad and flat with stomata on the upper surface?

Type: MCQ • Marks: 1

A. To maximize light absorption and facilitate gas exchange with air above water

B. To sink under water

C. To store starch in flowers

D. To trap insects

Explanation

Upper stomata allow floating leaves to exchange O2 and CO2 directly with air while capturing sunlight efficiently.

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