Question

Bulliform cells take part in:

• A. Curling of leaves
• B. Protection of leaves
• C. Providing strength to leaves
• D. Drooping of leaves

Answer 1

The correct option is A

Curling of leaves

Bulliform cells can hold in lot of water. This in turn can make the leaf turgid and open up. They can make the leaf curl back up too. Mostly found in the monocot leaf such as that of grass, this cell helps in regulation of water.