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What is true of the mesophyll in a monocot isobilateral leaf?
APalisade cells only
BSpongy cells only
CNo palisade-spongy split
DAbsent altogether
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. No palisade-spongy split
Isobilateral leaves lack the palisade and spongy differentiation seen in dicot leaves.
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