Types of stomata

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Types of stomata Anuj Kumar Srivastava Asst. professor Kailash Institute of Pharmacy & management, GIDA, Gorakhpur

A stoma is a minute epidermal opening with following characteristics: A central Two kidney shaped similar cells containing chloroplasts known as Guard cells and varying number of subsidiary (epidermal) cells covering the guard cells. A stoma is made up of a pair of identical guard cells, forming a pore in centre through which gaseous exchange takes place. Stomata:

There are 4 basic types of stomata among the dicotyledons , these types are distinguished on the basis of the subsidiary cells surrounding the stomata & their arrangements , The four types are as the following Anomocytic type, Ranunculaceae Anisocytic type, Curciferae Paracytic type, Rubiceae Diacytic type, Caryophyllaceae Types of stomata

The surrounding epidermal cells have no special arrangement, they are all similar & there are no subsidiary cells, so all the cells are normal epidermal cells without any modification, like to stomata of digitalis, see the following example pictures . A) Anomocytic or Ranunuculaceae

The stomata is surrounded by 3 or more subsidiary cells, one of them is distinctly smaller that the others like in Hyoscymus niger , check the following picture. B) Anisocytic type or Cruciferae

Each stoma is surrounded by 2 or more subsidiary cells, 2 of them have their long axes parallel to the pore, which means that the axes of the subsidiary cells are parallel to the axes of the pore like the one in senna leaves, check the following picture. C) Paracytic type or Rubiaceae

Each stomata is surrounded by 2 subsidiary cells having their long axes perpendicular to the pore like in peppermint, Mentha piper, check the following picture D) Diacytic type, Caryophyllaceae

Paracytic or Rubiaceous or parallel- celled stomata: Cocca leaf, senna leaf Diacytic or caryophyllaceous or cross-celled stomata : Peppermint, Vasaka Anisocytic or cruciferous or Unequial celled stomata : Belladona , Datura Anomocytic or ranunculaceous or irregular celled stomata : Digitalis, Lobelia Types of stomata and Example of drugs

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