Explain leaf silhouettes, Biology

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Leaf silhouettes

Place a leaf on a sheet of white paper and hold it securely with thumb or finger. Press a piece of natural or artificial sponge next to an ink pad. With short, firm strokes, rub outward around the whole edge of the leaf as shown in the diagram

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