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Also known as leaves, tree leaf, plant leaves
植物の器官
A leaf is a flattened plant part that grows from stems and varies widely in shape and structure across different plant species. Leaves matter because they are where plants capture sunlight and conduct photosynthesis, the process that produces the food and oxygen that sustains most life on Earth.
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Research
235,977 papers- Leaf development and evolution.Current topics in developmental biology · 2019
- Leaf direction: Lamina joint development and environmental responses.Plant, cell & environment · 2021
- Leaf senescence.Annual review of plant biology · 2007
- Leaf form diversity and evolution: a never-ending story in plant biology.Journal of plant research · 2024
- Leaf angle regulation toward a maize smart canopy.The Plant journal : for cell and molecular biology · 2025
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Article · 日本語
葉（は）は、一般的には、植物がもっている、光合成や呼吸を行う器官のことをいう。扁平で、葉脈が張り巡らされており、葉の隅々まで行き渡っている。 植物学においては、茎頂（茎の先端）で形成される側生器官のことをさすため、上記のものの他に、萼片、花びら、雄しべ、心皮（雌しべのもとになるもの）、苞、鱗片葉などを含む。これらの一部については「特殊な構造」に説明がある。 ここでは、サクラやクスノキなど、広葉樹の葉を、広葉樹（双子葉植物）を典型と見なして説明する。なお、コケ類にも葉のような構造が見られる。
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