I have been set a planning exercise to investigate the effect of limiting factors on both sun and shade leaves. We were told that we have to use one species of plant that exhibits both sun and shade leaves. However, I am having difficulties identifying a plant which does. Can anyone help me to do this? Which one would be best to use in a school lab experiment?
Which plants have sun and shade leaves?
Ficus benjamina, It loses it's leaves each time the lighting changes. It's easy to find, it is a common house plant and most nurseries will have it.
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