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(N/A)       Heliophytes    Sciophytes        $(1)$ They are adapted to bright light.    $(1)$ They are adapted to low light intensities.        $(2)$

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(N/A)       Heliophytes    Sciophytes        $(1)$ They are adapted to bright light.    $(1)$ They are adapted to low light intensities.        $(2)$ Stems are hard,thick with small internodes.    $(2)$ Stems are soft,slender with large internodes.        $(3)$ Thick cuticle on leaves.    $(3)$ Thin cuticle on leaves.        $(4)$ Root system is extensively developed.    $(4)$ Root system is less extensively developed.        $(5)$ There is a good amount of flowering and fruiting.    $(5)$ Vegetative growth is more as compared to flowering and fruiting.        $(6)$ Sunken stomata are generally present on the lower surface of the leaf.    $(6)$ Stomata are at the level of the surface and present on both surfaces.

Differentiate between Heliophytes and Sciophytes.

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Heliophytes	Sciophytes
$(1)$ They are adapted to bright light.	$(1)$ They are adapted to low light intensities.
$(2)$ Stems are hard,thick with small internodes.	$(2)$ Stems are soft,slender with large internodes.
$(3)$ Thick cuticle on leaves.	$(3)$ Thin cuticle on leaves.
$(4)$ Root system is extensively developed.	$(4)$ Root system is less extensively developed.
$(5)$ There is a good amount of flowering and fruiting.	$(5)$ Vegetative growth is more as compared to flowering and fruiting.
$(6)$ Sunken stomata are generally present on the lower surface of the leaf.	$(6)$ Stomata are at the level of the surface and present on both surfaces.