How are leaves of mesophytes suited to their functions

K.C.S.E Biology Q & A - MODEL 2000PP1QN19

How are leaves of mesophytes suited to their functions

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​Broad/ wide/ flat  lamina  provides  large  surface  area  for  absorption  of (O)  and sunlight, thin to ensure short distance of CO2 reach photosynthesis/  palisade cells;  presence of stomata  guard cells for efficient diffusion of O2 gaseous exchange / H2O vapour transpiration/ CO2 into the leaf transparent  cuticle epidermal cells; for light  penetration into palisade cell which contains chloroplast next to upper epidermis; these receives  maximum light for  photosynthesis. Chloroplasts have chlorophyll, which traps light energy.
Leaves have vein, xylem and phloem to transport products of photosynthesis to other part  of the plant.
Air  spaces on spongy  mesopyll, easily circulates  gases/ CO2 diffuse into palisade cells.
Mosaic arrangements of leaves; enable leaves to trap  sunlight.