What is the difference between broadband-leaved trees in a forest and the tree leaves in the tropics? Broadband leaves rest closer to the ground and farther from the sun, while tropical leaves rise farther above the ground toward the sun.
Broadband leaves are darker in color to absorb more sunlight, while tropical leaves are lighter in color because they get enough sunlight.
Broadband leaves absorb sunlight during the sunniest seasons of the year, while tropical leaves absorb sunlight year-round.
Broadband leaves absorb sunlight year-round, while tropical leaves absorb sunlight during the sunniest seasons of the year.