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Kranz anatomy is found in:
Precalculus 10 by Michael Sullivan
Precalculus 10 Edition
Author:
Michael Sullivan
Edition:
10
ISBN:
9780321979070
Publisher:
PEARSON
Subject:
Pre-Calculus
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Kranz anatomy is found in:

A
Monocots

B
Dicots

C
Both (a) and (b)

D
None of these

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Kranz type anatomy occurs in both monocot leaves (e.g., Sugarcane, Maize and Sorghum etc.) and some dicot leaves (e.g., Amaranthus-edulis, Atriplex rosea etc).
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Kranz anatomy is found in:
TopicAnatomy of Flowering Plants
SubjectBiology
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