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Monocot Leaves
Shape
Dicot plants have leaves that are relatively smaller and broader than monocot plants
Monocot plants have leaves that are characteristically longer and slender
Stomata
Stomata in dicot leaves are kidney-shaped
Stomata in monocot leaves are dumb-bell shaped
Arrangement of Stomata
Dicot leaves are hypostomatic – which means stomata are present on the lower surface of the leaf
Monocot leaves are amphistomatic – which means the stomata are present on lower as well as the upper surface
Nature of Orientation
Dorsoventral orientation
Isobilateral orientation
Leaf Surface Characteristics
Dicots leaves have a dark green upper surface and a light green lower surface
No such differentiation. Both sides have the same colour.
Size of Vascular Bundles
Large
Small as well as large vascular bundles are present
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