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waxy cuticle
Insulating layer that prevents water loss from the surface of the leaf.
palisade mesophyll layer
layer tightly packed with cells containing chlorophyll for photosynthesis. most sunlight absorbed here
lower epidermis
thin layer of cells that forms the surface of the leaf, letting light pass through
stomatal pore
Hole in the leaf, more on the bottom surface than the top. Allows carbon dioxide in and oxygen and water vapour out
Guard cell
sausage shaped cells that come in pairs to form stomatal pores. More on the bottom surface of the leaf than the top.
Spongy Mesophyll Layer
Layer of cells with lots of air spaces to allow circulation of gases and water vapour in the leaf.
Upper Epidermis
Thin layer of cells that forms the surface of the leaf, letting light pass through