THIS IS A LAB HELP NEED SLEEP Palisade
INTERPRETATIONS:
1. How many cells thick is the upper epidermis?
2. Are any chloroplasts present in the upper epidermis?
3. The cells of the epidermis are covered by a waxy layer called a cuticle. Suggest the function of the
cuticle.
4. Describe the palisade layer of cells and their orientation to the upper epidermis.
PROCEDURES:
C. Locate some chloroplasts in the palisade cells.
INTERPRETATIONS:
5. Suggest a function of the palisade cells.
6. Why is the shape of the palisade cells important?
7. Compare the palisade layer and the spongy layer of the mesophyll. Of the two layers, which layer
has more cells?

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Explanation:

THIS IS A LAB HELP NEED SLEEP

Palisade

INTERPRETATIONS:

1. How many cells thick is the upper epidermis?

2. Are any chloroplasts present in the upper epidermis?

3. The cells of the epidermis are covered by a waxy layer called a cuticle. Suggest the function of the

cuticle.

4. Describe the palisade layer of cells and their orientation to the upper epidermis.

PROCEDURES:

C. Locate some chloroplasts in the palisade cells.

INTERPRETATIONS:

5. Suggest a function of the palisade cells.

6. Why is the shape of the palisade cells important?

7. Compare the palisade layer and the spongy layer of the mesophyll. Of the two layers, which layer

has more cells

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