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What is bulliform cells

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What is bulliform cells
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Mohammad Amaan 5 years ago

It is a special type of cell present near the vascular bundle(viens) in leaves. When the plant has adequate water ,the bulliform cells becomes turgid and makes the leaves flaccid. And when the plant lacks water,the bulliform cells shrink and make the leaves to fold inward reducing water loss.
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