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Nature- Flora:
Leaves
,
Plants
,
Twigs,
Volume 3; Images by Wernher Krutein and
PHOTOVAULT
T
his page contains samples from our picture files on
Leaves
,
Plants
,
Twigs
.
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Leaves
.
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We know that a portfolio of just leaves may sound rather odd, but we feel that our collection of this file is strong enough to warrant a separate page for reviewing these images. Enjoy. Our
Leaves
,
Plants
,
Twigs
images can be linked to as follows:
Leaves, Plants, Twigs Volume D1
,
Leaves, Plants, Twigs Volume 1
,
Leaves, Plants, Twigs Volume 2
, Leaves, Plants, Twigs Volume 3,
Clover
See also:
Banzai Plants
,
Carnivorous Plants
,
Flowers
,
Grass
,
Leaves
,
Non-Edible-Berries
,
Orchids
,
Pollen
,
Roses
,
Succulents Cactus
,
Water Plants
,
Gymnosperms
,
Symbolism of Plants, Herbs, and Trees
,
Leaf Facts
,
Paleontology; Flora - Plants
,
Bamboo
,
Wood
,
Petrified Wood
,
Of Light and Form
,
California Poppy
,
Daisies
,
Dandelion
,
Hibiscus
,
Morning Glory
,
Snapdragons
,
Sunflowers
,
Tulips
,
Oak Trees
,
Redwood Trees
,
Saguaro Cactus
,
FLORA
,
NATURE
,
INSECTS
,
FOOD
,
Mandelbrot and Julia Fractals
,
Water Textures
,
Tobacco
,
CITIES
,
Poison Oak
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Most leaves have a stalk, called a petiole, and a blade, or lamina. Chlorophyll, a pigment that leaves use in photosynthesis, makes them green.
Leaf facts:
* Photosynthesis is the process of making sugers for the plants own food through the energy of the sun.
* The vascular (veins) system carries nutrients around the leaf.
* When dead leaves and plants decay they form topsoil which is essential for plant growth.
* The largest leaves belong to the raffiam plant (Raphia farinifera) and the Amazonian bamboo palm Raphia taedigera) growing up to 20 meters long.
* The smallest leaves are those of the floating duckweed. They grow to be 0.6mm long and 0.3mm wide.
* Leaves of the giant water lily (Victoria amazonica) can grow up to 2.5 meters across. They can support the weight of a medium sized dog.
* Trees lose water through their leaves. An average birch with 200,000 leaves can loose up to 400 liters a day.
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