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Buttercup leaves differ in shape in air and in water. This is an example of what?
AApical dominance
BParthenocarpy
CBolting of stems
DHeterophylly
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Heterophylly
Different leaf shapes on one plant due to environment are heterophyllous development, an example of plasticity.
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