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What differentiates an isobilateral leaf from a dorsiventral leaf?

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Presence of palisade and spongy mesophyll Stomata present on both surfaces Correct Absence of bulliform cells Presence of large intercellular spaces

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Isobilateral leaves (e.g., monocots) have stomata on both surfaces, whereas dorsiventral leaves (e.g., dicots) have stomata mostly on the lower surface.

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