Site of Photosysthesis (Mrs. A. WIlson)

Cuticle wall (Part of a Dicotyledon Leaf)

Water resistant to reduce transpiration

Upper epidermis (Part of a Dicotyledon Leaf)

Transparent layer below Cuticle wall

Spongy mesophyll (Part of a Dicotyledon Leaf)

Creates air spaces + few chlorophyll to catch stray light

Xylem (Part of a Dicotyledon Leaf)

Transport water

Phloem (Part of a Dicotyledon Leaf)

Transport sugars

Lower epidermis (Part of a Dicotyledon Leaf)

Simple protective bylayer

Guard cell (Part of a Dicotyledon Leaf)

Open/closes stomata

Stomata (Part of a Dicotyledon Leaf)

Allows H₂O, CO₂ and O₂ movement

Cell wall (Part of a Palisade Mesophyll Cell)

Cellulose rigid wall that provides protection

Cell membrane (Part of a Palisade Mesophyll Cell)

Selectively permeable membrane

Nucleus (Part of a Palisade Mesophyll Cell)

Controls activity

Tonoplast (Part of a Palisade Mesophyll Cell)

Surrounds Vacuole

Chloroplast (Part of a Palisade Mesophyll Cell)

Contains chlorophyll and traps light for photosynthesis

Mitochondria (Part of a Palisade Mesophyll Cell)

Produces energy for the cell

Membrane (Chloroplast Cell)

Has a double membrane structure

Stroma (Chloroplast Cell)

Liquid of chloroplast and site of Calvin Cycle

DNA (Chloroplast Cell)

Controls cell activity

LIpid (Chloroplast Cell)

Stores food

Granum (Chloroplast Cell)

Has a stack of thylakoid

Starch Grain (Chloroplast Cell)

Stores chloroplast

Lamellae (Chloroplast Cell)

Membrabe surrounding thylakoid, trapping light