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Leaf x.s. of Zea mays (corn). The leaves of many monocots, such as this Zea, have stomata on both the upper and lower surfaces (stomata on lower surface can be identified by locating the substomatal chambers).
- How is the stomatal position related to the position of the leaves on the plant?
- How would you classify this leaf in relation to stomatal position?
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