Based on your answer in Question #4, how may these differences (if there are any) influence phenological patterns in sun and shade leaves? Specifically, how may these differences in resource investment for sun and shade leaves lead to different patterns of resource re-absorption? Note: There is no wrong answer here. I am asking you to tie everything you have learned in this lab together. One way to answer this question is through a monetary approach. Let's say leaves that contain leaf properties that reflect a greater resource investment/function is a $10 investment for the tree and leaves that contain properties that reflect less resource investment/function is a $5 investment for the tree. This tree earns back all of the $ investment when they re-absorb resources in their leaves. However, in the event of the first frost, the tree is only able to earn half of the $ investment. In this context, how would you expect phenological patterns to differ between sun and shade leaves