Answer:
The minute pores present in the epidermis are known
as stomata. The stomata may be surrounded by either kidney-shaped (in dicots)
or by dumb-bell-shaped (in monocots) guard cells. The guard cells in turn are
surrounded by other epidermal cells, which are known as subsidiary or accessory
cells. The stomatal aperture, guard cells, accessory cellar constitute the
stomatal apparatus.
Diagrammatic representation of
stomatal apparatus (a) stomata with bean-shaped
guards cells (b) stomata with
dumb-bell-shaped guard cells
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