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What is the shape of guard cells in grasses?
ADumb-bell shaped
BBean shaped
CBarrel shaped
DSpindle shaped
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Dumb-bell shaped
Grass stomata have dumb-bell shaped guard cells, unlike the bean-shaped ones of dicots.
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