Question

A well-stained leaf peel mount, when observed under
the high power of a microscope, shows nuclei in

Answer 1

Answer:

Hi answer is

A well ‘stained leaf peel’ mount when observed under the ‘high power of a microscope’ shows nuclei in ‘guard cells and epidermal cells’.

Explanation:

The guard cells in leaves are bean-shaped structures surrounding each stoma which are openings through which transpiration takes place.  

Guard cells are a type of modified epidermal cell which functions depending on the availability of amount of water.  

Epidermal cells form the top layer of leaf cells. Typically they have a cuticle and have nucleus.  

They provide a waxy texture to leaves. Under a microscope, these are the two types of cells which will be visible for nuclei.

Answer 2

The question is incomplete as it does not have the options which are:

a) epidermal cells,stomata with guard cells

b) stomata and guard cells without nuclei

c) stomata without guard cells

d) all the above

Answer:

Option-A

Explanation:

• The presence of Nuclei is a characteristic feature of the eukaryotic cell and when the plant cell present in the peel of a leaf is observed it shows the epidermal cells and the pores called stomata.
• The stomata are surrounded by the guard cell which is kidney-shaped and the guard cells are surrounded by the epidermal cells.
• When stained and observed they both the epidermal cells and the guard cells shows the presence of the nuclei.

Thus, Option-A is the correct answer.

To learn more:

1. What are stomata: https://brainly.in/question/1283935

2. Guard cells: https://brainly.in/question/338185