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Answered by kikibuji
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The above diagram is a transverse section of leaf tissues.

  • A is cuticle

  • B is upper epidermis

  • C is palisade parenchyma

  • D is bundle sheath cells

  • E is xylem

  • F is phloem

  • G is spongy parenchyma

  • H is stomata

  • I is lower epidermis

FUNCTION OF C : PALISADE PARENCHYMA

  • It is present beneath the upper epidermis.

  • These are vertically elongated cells , arranged in such way to provide maximum sunlight to chloroplast.

  • They contain more number of chloroplast as compared to spongy parenchyma

  • They primary function is photosynthesis.

FUNCTION OF D: BUNDLE SHEATH CELLS

  • These are present surrounding the xylem and phloem.

  • They also have chloroplast and Rubisco enzyme.

  • These helps in photosynthesis.

FUNCTION OF E :XYLEM:

  • It consists of four elements mainly tracheids, vessels, xylem parenchyma and xylem fibres.

  • Xylem helps in water and mineral transport in plants.

  • The transport is bidirectional.

FUNCTION OF F: PHLOEM

  • It consists of four elements namely sieve elements, companion cells , phloem parenchyma and phloem fibres.

  • Phloem helps in food transport across all the parts of plant.

  • The food transport is multidirectional.

FUNCTION OF H : STOMATA

  • Stomata has a small hole in the middle called stoma.

  • It is surrounded by kidney or bean shaped guard cells .

  • Guard cells are surrounded by modified epidermal cells called subsidiary cells.

  • Stomata helps in gaseous exchange.

  • It also helps in transpiration ,leading to loss of water in the form of vapour from leaves.
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