Stomatal density between monocot and dicot

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Dicots typically have a higher stomatal density than monocots due to their leaf structure, with stomata located on only one side of the leaf. Monocots possess stomata on both sides, which results in a smaller area for air circulation because of their dumbbell-shaped guard cells. In contrast, dicots feature kidney-shaped guard cells that facilitate more efficient gas exchange. This structural difference contributes to the overall stomatal density observed between the two plant groups. Understanding these variations can help formulate hypotheses regarding plant adaptation and efficiency in different environments.
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why more stomata appears in dicot than monocot ?
 
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Note: monocots have stomata on both sides of a leaf; dicots have stomata on only one side. Monocots have dumbell shaped guard cells; dicots have kidney shaped guard cells; so generally monocot stomata have a smaller area for air circulation.

This is a homework question - I gave what you need to know to formulate a hypothesis and be able to support it.
 
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