Cause Analysis of the Various Shapes of Leaves and Estimate the Actual Weight of the Leaves

Wen Hua Sun; Jiang Hua Liu; Xiao Long Ni; Wen Fang Fan

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.423-426.2963

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Cause Analysis of the Various Shapes of Leaves and Estimate the Actual Weight of the Leaves

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The most attractive secret of the leaves is why they have the various shapes and the weight of the leaves. Based on the theory of gene and ecological environment, a model is built in this paper to explore it. The result can be extended to predict the weight of any parts of the tree and adapted for great majority kinds of trees.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 423-426)

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Wen Hua Sun, Jiang Hua Liu, Xiao Long Ni, Wen Fang Fan

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Carbon Dioxide, Leaf Area Index, Leaf Mass per Area Ratio, Photosynthesis

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