What are the cells that make the leaves curl in plants during water stress?
What are the cells that make the leaves curl in plants during water stress?
$\Rightarrow$ Bulliform cells are ballon type cells located in grass. These cells lose turgidity and during water stress curl leaves inwind. This way reduces transpiration.
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In dicot leaf, vascular bundles are surrounded by......
In dicot leaf, vascular bundles are surrounded by......
Bulliform cells in grass leaves show
Bulliform cells in grass leaves show
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In Dicot leaf
In Dicot leaf
The epidermis in a dorsiventral leaf
$(a)$ Covers both adaxial and abaxial surfaces
$(b)$ Is not covered by cuticle
$(c)$ Bears more stomata on the upper side
$(d)$ May even lack stomata on the upper side
Which of the above statements are correct?
The epidermis in a dorsiventral leaf
$(a)$ Covers both adaxial and abaxial surfaces
$(b)$ Is not covered by cuticle
$(c)$ Bears more stomata on the upper side
$(d)$ May even lack stomata on the upper side
Which of the above statements are correct?
Bulliform or motor cells are present in
Bulliform or motor cells are present in