differentiate monocot and dicot leaf
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•Cotyledon: Monocots have one cotyledon. Dicots have two cotyledons.
•Stomata: Monocots leaves have an equal number of stomata on each of their surfaces. Dicots leaves have more stomata on their lower surface as compared to the higher surface.
•Bulliform Cells : Monocot leaves have bulliform cells on upper epidermis. In dicot leaves bulliform is absent.
•Intercellular Spaces: Monocots leaves have small intercellular spaces in between them. Dicot leaves have large intercellular spaces in between them.
•Vascular Bundles : Monocot leaves have large vascular bundles in them. Dicot leaves have both the small and large vascular bundles in them.
•Veins: Monocots leaves have parallel veins in them. Dicots have net-veins in them.
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Monocot seed :
The seed with a single cotyledon is known as monocot seed
here embryo generally lies on one side .
Endospermic condition are more common .
Special aleurone layer is present .
Plumule occur on the side of the single cotyledon .
An epithelial layer is present for absorption of nourishment from the stored food
Dicot seed :
The seed having two cotyledon is known as Dicot seed .
The embryo lies centrally
Both endospermic and non- endospermic seed are common.
An aluerone layer is absent .
Plumule is generally protected and lies in between the two cotyledons.
An epithelial layer is absent.
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