Stipules can be found near the base of these structures.
Venation of these structures can be classified as craspedodromous and camptodromous, and trichomes are hair-like appendages on these structures. Stipules can be found near the base of these structures. Their sessile types lack a petiole, and a layer of cylindrical cells called the (*) palisade layer can be found above the spongy layer in these structures. Large, divided types of these structures are called fronds, and those of monocots generally have parallel veins. Transpiration occurs through pores called stomata on the underside of these features, which are usually green due to the chlorophyll in their mesophyll. Petals are modified forms of, for ten points, which part of a plant that is found on the stem?
Venation of these structures can be classified as craspedodromous and camptodromous, and trichomes are hair-like appendages on these structures.
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