If a plant's leaves increased in surface area, which of the following would not happen?

Select one:

a. The plant would be able to absorb more sunlight.

b. The plant may lose water too quickly.

c. The plant may increase the rate of photosynthesis.

d. The plant will draw water up more slowly.

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Finley Duffy

16 October, 16:08

If a plant's leaves increased in surface area, which of the following would not happen?

Select one:

a. The plant would be able to absorb more sunlight.

b. The plant may lose water too quickly.

c. The plant may increase the rate of photosynthesis.

d. The plant will draw water up more slowly.

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Marc Henderson · Answer 1

d. The plant will draw water up more slowly.

If a plant's leaves increased in surface area, which of the following would not happen?

NOT:

a. The plant would be able to absorb more sunlight.

b. The plant may lose water too quickly.

c. The plant may increase the rate of photosynthesis.

If a plant's leaves increased in surface area, which of the following would not happen?Select one:a. The plant would be able to absorb more sunlight.b. The plant may lose water too quickly.c. The plant may increase the rate of photosynthesis.d. The plant will draw water up more slowly.

If a plant's leaves increased in surface area, which of the following would not happen?

Select one:

a. The plant would be able to absorb more sunlight.

b. The plant may lose water too quickly.

c. The plant may increase the rate of photosynthesis.

d. The plant will draw water up more slowly.