explain the internal structure of a leaf
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Δ the internal structure of a leaf is specialized to carry out photosynthesis .
Δ epidermis is found on both the sides of the leaf (outer,inner)
Δ below the epidermis is a layer of long narrow cells called palisade tissue . this is followed by a layer of loosely-packed cells called spongy layer.
Δ the veins of the leaves contain xylem and phloem tissues . The xylem transports water to the cells of the leaf. The phloem carries the food made during the photosynthesis to other parts of the plant.
Δ The lower epidermis has small openings called stomata(singular stomata) through which gases are exchanged...
Δ epidermis is found on both the sides of the leaf (outer,inner)
Δ below the epidermis is a layer of long narrow cells called palisade tissue . this is followed by a layer of loosely-packed cells called spongy layer.
Δ the veins of the leaves contain xylem and phloem tissues . The xylem transports water to the cells of the leaf. The phloem carries the food made during the photosynthesis to other parts of the plant.
Δ The lower epidermis has small openings called stomata(singular stomata) through which gases are exchanged...
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