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WHAT'S THE FUNCTION OF STIPULES .......????????

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Answered by daisy8
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A stipule is a modified leaf appendage located just below or sometimes attached to the leaf petiole. They are uncommon in monocots and usually occur in pairs in dicots. Stipules function to protect the emerging leaf or bud. They can be short-lived abscising soon after the leaves mature.
Answered by Surnia
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Stipules are the appendages that are found attached to the base of the leaf.

Explanation:

The following are the functions of stipules in plants:

1. It is used to conduct photosynthesis to produce food to provide energy to the plants.

2. The stipules protect the new growing leaves or buds from dessication, dehydration it falls when the leaf unfolds.

3. These are used by the plants for the purpose of climbing as tendrils.

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