Which of the following adaptations allow leaves to maximize the amount of carbon dioxide that gets to their cells?

The correct answer is C. Leaves are the primary site of photosynthesis in plants, and they are adapted to maximize the amount of carbon dioxide that gets to their cells. A large surface area allows leaves to expose more cells to the air, which helps to increase the amount of carbon dioxide that can be absorbed. A thin cuticle also helps to increase the amount of carbon dioxide that can be absorbed by the leaves. The cuticle is a thin layer of wax that covers the surface of the leaves and helps to protect them from damage. A thin cuticle allows more carbon dioxide to pass through it and reach the cells of the leaves.