The Morphological Remnants of Seureke Forest Plants Leaves
Hello all dear friends.
May everything always be in the protection of the Creator and always successful.
Well, on this occasion, come back with me in the Beauty Of Creativity group about portrait photography of several types of leaf morphology of forest plants that are still left growing by natural reforestation processes in the Seureke area.
Speaking of leaves, of course, my friends are very familiar with the definition and function of leaves. Just to remind you, in this post, I will explain a little about the function and definition of leaves.
Leaves are plant organs that grow and are in the twigs. In general, the leaves are of course green, this is caused by the leaves themselves which contain a green substance or often called chlorophyll. In addition to coloring leaves green, it turns out that chlorophyll also functions as a binder of sunlight energy in the process of photosynthesis.
Leaves are also very useful for the survival of a plant because of their ability to be called autotrophs, which are able to supply their own needs through the mechanism of photosynthesis (conversion of solar energy into chemical energy).
For that, here are some of the functions of the leaves, namely:
- As a means of respiration (breathing through the stomata);
- As a means of reproduction (multiply plants);
- Regulate the process of transpiration (evaporation of water);
- Guttation Process (where water or sap drops come out).
I deliberately took some pictures of the rest of the leaves of this forest plant to be immortalized and also for our knowledge.
So that friends are not curious, let's see below some pictures that I have taken.
| Camera used | Nikon P900 |
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| Photography | Forest Tree Leaves |
| Location | Seureke, North Aceh, Aceh, Indonesia |
| Photographer | @alkhalidi92 |
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