difference between monocot and dicot on the basis of measophyll tissue
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- Both monocot and dicot leaves are differentiated internally into mesophyll , epidermis and vascular tissues.
- In monocot and dicot leaves, xylem and phloem consist of protoxylem and protophloem; and metaxylem and metaphloem.
- Both monocot and dicot leaves contain stomata and guard cells.
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Both monocot and dicot leaves are differentiated internally into mesophyll , epidermis and vascular tissues.
In monocot and dicot leaves, xylem and phloem consist of protoxylem and protophloem; and metaxylem and metaphloem.
Both monocot and dicot leaves contain stomata and guard cells.
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