Monocot leaf can be distinguished from the dicot
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Stomata is equally distributed on both lower and upper epidermis
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Palisade cells on both upper and lower sides
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Several veins of nearly uniform size
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All of the above
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Explanation
| Monocot leaf | Dicot leaf |
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| (i) The monocot leaf is of isobilateral symmetry. | The dicot leaf is of dorsiventral symmetry. |
| (ii) The bullifom cells are present on the upper epidermis. | The bulliform cells are absent. |
| (iii) Stomata are equally distributed on both surfaces. | Stomata are present more in lower surface and few on upper surface. |
| (iv) In mesophyll cells, only spongy parenchyma is present with small intercellular spaces. | Mesophyll cells are made up of palisade parenchyma and spongy parenchyma with large intercellular spaces. |
| (v) Bundle sheath is made up of parenchyma and just above and below sclerenchymatous cells are found. | Bundle sheath is made up of parenchyma and just above and below the parenchymatous or collenchymatous cells are found. |