In a dorsiventral (dicotyledonous) leaf, stomata are usually:
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Correct answer: More numerous on the lower epidermis
Dicot leaves are dorsiventral and typically have more stomata on the lower surface to reduce excessive water loss. In isobilateral (monocot) leaves, they are usually about equal on both surfaces.
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