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leaf cross section match the structure to the correct term. (2.5 pts. each)
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a. palisade mesophyll b. cuticle c. epidermis d. stoma/stomata e. intercellular spaces ab. guard cells ac. spongy mesophyll
Brief Explanations
- 50: The outermost layer of the leaf cross - section is the epidermis. It provides protection.
- 51: The cuticle is a waxy layer on top of the epidermis (not always visible in all cross - sections but in this case, if we assume the topmost non - cellular layer is considered).
- 52: Intercellular spaces are the air spaces between the mesophyll cells (here, between palisade and spongy mesophyll).
- 53: Spongy mesophyll has a more irregular cell shape with larger intercellular spaces compared to palisade mesophyll.
- 54: Stomata are the pores (holes) in the leaf epidermis, usually surrounded by guard cells.
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- c. epidermis
- b. cuticle
- e. intercellular spaces
- ac. spongy mesophyll
- d. stoma/stomata