The reason why lotus leaves condense in the rain.

Lotus leaf stem, also known as lotus stem, is a lotus plant. Lotus is a perennial herb emergent plant, often called hibiscus. The maximum diameter of lotus leaf can reach 60 cm. There are many different varieties of lotus, from white, yellow to reddish, and deep yellow and deep red. In addition, there are lotus flowers dotted with brocade and other colors, which are traditional varieties of lotus flowers. Lotus leaf is a perennial aquatic plant, which has roots and likes warm water, but water can't drown it, because it contains a lot of nutrients and is very important to human health. The growing season needs plenty of sunshine, and it needs to grow in shallow water with a water depth of 5080 cm and a small flow rate. Lotus likes to grow in slightly acidic soil, which is fertile and contains a lot of organic matter. The reason why lotus leaves meet raindrops is because there are many dense fibrous water droplets on the leaves of lotus leaves, each of which is very thin and the molecules containing wax are neutral. When water drops on a lotus leaf that is neither positively nor negatively charged, the cohesion between water drops molecules is stronger than that on a waxy surface that is uncharged, because when water drops attach to the lotus leaf, the combination between water drops and the lotus leaf will be formed, which is the main reason for the combination between water drops and the lotus leaf.