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What is heterophylly?

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### Step-by-Step Solution: 1. **Definition of Heterophylly**: Heterophylly refers to the phenomenon where a single plant exhibits different types or shapes of leaves. This can occur on the same stem or on different stems of the plant. 2. **Occurrence**: Heterophylly is commonly observed in aquatic plants, although it can also occur in some terrestrial plants. ...
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