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Epidermal cells that lie beside guard cells and differ in shape are called what?
ASubsidiary cells
BBulliform cells
CCompanion cells
DTransfer cells
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Subsidiary cells
Specialised epidermal cells near the guard cells are subsidiary cells.
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