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The reason for the production of thousands of small leaves being more adaptive for a tree instead of one huge leaf.
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Leaves are the photosynthetic organ of the plant and provide nutrients to the nonphotosynthetic plant parts. Plants obtain carbon and oxygen in the form of carbon dioxide gas, which diffuses into the leaves through pores called stomata.
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