How are leaves suited for photosynthesis?

Leaves are suited for photosynthesis in a number of ways. Firstly most contain chlorophyll (some other plants e.g. Match Me If You Can has a different pigment) that allows them to photosynthesis. read more

Leaves are adapted for carrying out photosynthesis by virtue of their flat shape and periodic replacement, and because they contain most of the plant’s chlorophyll. Leaves are the primary location in which photosynthesis occurs, so plants often arrange their leaves to receive the most solar radiation. read more

Because cacti do not have any "leaves", photosynthesis is carriedout from chloroplasts located in cells on its stem. Share to: read more