FIGURE 6-2 The petioles of each leaf of poplar (Populus alba) are long enough that the leaves do not shade each other, and all are fully exposed to light. The lower (abaxial) side of each leaf blade is covered with white, dead trichomes, the upper (adaxial) surface is hairless and green.

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Many leaves have a big, obvious vein that runs along their center, and many veins emerge from it. What is the large vein called (and can a leaf have more than one [look at as shown])? The smaller veins that emerge from it? What are the very smallest veins of a leaf called? Which veins supply water directly to mesophyll cells—the biggest veins or the smallest?

FIGURE 6-2 The petioles of each leaf of poplar (Populus alba) are long enough
that the leaves do not shade each other, and all are fully exposed to light. The lower
(abaxial) side of each leaf blade is covered with white, dead trichomes, the upper
(adaxial) surface is hairless and green.
Transcribed Image Text:FIGURE 6-2 The petioles of each leaf of poplar (Populus alba) are long enough that the leaves do not shade each other, and all are fully exposed to light. The lower (abaxial) side of each leaf blade is covered with white, dead trichomes, the upper (adaxial) surface is hairless and green.
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