Q3. How many accessory and guard cells are found in one stomatal complex of the specimen?Q4. Base on your answer in Q3, what type of configuration of stomatal complex is exhibited by the specimen? 6. A surface section of the lower epidermis (abaxial) of Boat of Moses (Rhoeo discolor)was prepared and examined under HPO. In the prepared slide, one stomatal complexwas focused , as seen in Figure 9. Using arrows and text boxes, locate and identify thesubsidiary and guard cells found on Figure 9.Figure 9. Stomatal complex on the lower epidermis of Boat of Moses underНРО.

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6. A surface section of the lower epidermis (abaxial) of Boat of Moses (Rhoeo discolor)
was prepared and examined under HPO. In the prepared slide, one stomatal complex
was focused , as seen in Figure 9. Using arrows and text boxes, locate and identify the
subsidiary and guard cells found on Figure 9.
Figure 9. Stomatal complex on the lower epidermis of Boat of Moses under
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