A monocot leaf has a single layer of epidermis with stomata for gas exchange. Vascular bundles are scattered throughout the ground tissue, lacking a distinct arrangement. The mesophyll contains parenchyma cells for photosynthesis. A waxy cuticle covers the leaf surface. This is an MCQ on Anatomy of Monocot Leaf with […]
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Anatomical Difference between Dicot (Dorsiventral) Leaf and Monocot (Isobilateral) Leaf – Comparison Table
Dicot Leaf vs Monocot Leaf (Difference between Dorsiventral and Isobilateral Leaf) Dicot leaves are also called as dorsiventral leaves because they possess distinct dorsal and ventral sides. Monocot leaves are called isobilateral leaves since both the sides of monocot leaves are more or less similar. Dicot and monocot leaves show […]
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