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When comparing a developing leaf with a fully mature leaf, the developing leaf will have
A) a lower water content.
B) higher nutrient levels.
C) a lower DNA content.
D) a higher photosynthetic rate.
E) a lower gas exchange rate.


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Reply #1 on: Aug 26, 2013
I know it's B,

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