Bulliform cells that help in the following down of lamina in drought, are present in epidermis of :

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Bulliform cells that help in the following down of lamina in drought, are present in epidermis of : (A) monocotyledonous grass leaf (B) dicotyledonous leaf (C) both [a] and [b] (D) none of the above

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Bullform cells are enlarged epidermal cells present in the leaves of grasses and sedges, these cells occur in longitudinal rows and are vacuolatcd cells that are filled with water.

Q. Bulliform cells that help in the following down of lamina in drought, are present in epidermis of :

monocotyledonous grass leaf

dicotyledonous leaf

both [a] and [b]

none of the above

Bullform cells are enlarged epidermal cells present in the leaves of grasses and sedges, these cells occur in longitudinal rows and are vacuolatcd cells that are filled with water.