“…Transfer of weeping fig from production areas to low-light interior environments often results in severe leaf abscission. Light acclimatization improves the adaptation of plant species to low light (5,6,21) and in weeping fig has been found to affect leaf chlorophyll content (7,10,19), nonstructural carbohydrate content (17,19), stomatal resistance (16), plant morphology (11,15,17), leaf anatomy (11), and the occurrence of leaf abscission after placement in a low-light environment (8,9,19).…”