Question

Bulliform cells are present in the upper epidermis of

Answer 1

Answer:

bulliform cells are present in the upper epidermis of leaf

Answer 2

Bulliform cells are present in the upper epidermis of grasses.

• Bulliform cells are large, round or bubble-shaped epidermal cells occurring in monocots.
• These cells are found on the upper surface of the leaves i.e., adaxial epidermal cells.
• When the bulliform cells absorb water, they get turgid and the leaf surface get exposed.
• In absence of water, the leaves curl inwards in order to minimise water loss due to transpiration.