Why are the cells of the palisades packed so tightly.

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Coco · Answer 1 · 2023-04-08T21:17:50+0000

The cells of the palisades are packed so tightly because they are packed with chloroplasts so that lots of sunlight can be absorbed for photosynthesis.

Why are the cells of the palisades packed so tightly.

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