Mesophyll
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- meristematic cells
- parenchyma cells
- collenchyma cells
- sclerenchyma cells
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How does the mesophyll differ in the dicot and the monocot leaf?
The mesophyll cells are alike and not differentiated into palisade and spongy parenchyma in dicot leaf
The mesophyll of monocots have more palisade and lesser spongy parenchyma, unlike the dicot leaf
The mesophyll cells are alike and not differentiated into palisade and spongy parenchyma in monocot leaf
The mesophyll of dicots have more palisade and lesser spongy parenchyma, unlike the monocot leaf
- epidermal tissue system
- ground tissue system
- vascular tissue system
- conducting tissue system
A dorsiventral leaf has
spongy tissue on both sides.
palisade tissue on both sides
spongy tissue on upperside and palisade tissue on lower side
palisade tissue on upperside and spongy tissue on lower side.
Some feature of plant leaves are
presence of endodermis and casparian strips
epidermis without stomata
hair on the upper surface and no cuticle
hair on the lower surface and waxy cuticle
- meristematic cells
- parenchyma cells
- collenchyma cells
- sclerenchyma cells
.List any six characteristics of parenchyma tissue
A dorsiventral leaf has:
Spongy tissue on upperside and palisade tissue on lower side
Palisade tissue on upperside and spongy tissue on lower side
Palisade tissue on both sides
Spongy tissue on both sides
- Parenchyma
- Sclerenchyma
- Collenchyma
- None of the above
- epidermal tissue system
- ground tissue system
- vascular tissue system
- conducting tissue system
- Idioblast
- Phragmoblast
- Blastomere
- None of the above
Thin walled cells with many intercellular spaces and without pigments are known as ..........
- Spinach leaf
- Hydrilla
- Chlorella
- Spirogyra
- All of the above
- Collenchyma
- Parenchyma
- Sclerenchyma
- On the abaxial side
- On the adaxial side
- In the middle of the leaf
- In the petiole of the leaf
The mesophyll is differentiated into palisade and spongy tissues in
Grass leaves
Monocot leaves.
Hydrophytic leaves.
Dicot leaves.
How does the mesophyll differ in the dicot and the monocot leaf?
The mesophyll cells are alike and not differentiated into palisade and spongy parenchyma in dicot leaf
The mesophyll cells are alike and not differentiated into palisade and spongy parenchyma in monocot leaf
The mesophyll of monocots have more palisade and lesser spongy parenchyma, unlike the dicot leaf
The mesophyll of dicots have more palisade and lesser spongy parenchyma, unlike the monocot leaf
- Palisade
- Spongy
- Both A and B
- None of the above
A dorsiventral leaf has:
Spongy tissue on both sides
Palisade tissue on both sides
Spongy tissue on upperside and palisade tissue on lower side
Palisade tissue on upperside and spongy tissue on lower side
- Parenchymatous cells
- Mesenchymal cells
- Collenchymatous cells
- None of the above
The mesophyll is differentiated into palisade and spongy tissues in
dicot leaves.
Monocot leaves.
grass leaves
hydrophytic leaves.