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Stomata in a mustard leaf are:
Stomata in a mustard leaf are:
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The correct option is B Kidney shaped
Mustard is a dicot plant and dicots have bean or kidney-shaped guard cells that guard the stoma. The shape of the guard cells in monocots, such as grasses and sugarcane is dumb-bell shaped. Guard cells are one of the components of the stomatal apparatus. Stomata are minute openings on the epidermis of the leaves which are responsible for the regulation of transpiration and gaseous exchange.
Mustard is a dicot plant and dicots have bean or kidney-shaped guard cells that guard the stoma. The shape of the guard cells in monocots, such as grasses and sugarcane is dumb-bell shaped. Guard cells are one of the components of the stomatal apparatus. Stomata are minute openings on the epidermis of the leaves which are responsible for the regulation of transpiration and gaseous exchange.
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