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On a microscopic view of a leaf, Bryan saw some bean-shaped cells present in pairs. Which cells were observed by Bryan?


Palisade


Guard cells


Spongy mesophyll

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nicole7213

Let me describe the three types of cells you listed and then you can decide which matches the description. 
Palisade cells are located right below the epidermis of the leaf. They are elongated, tightly packed cells and are the primary site of photosynthesis. 
Guard cells are curved cells that come in pairs. They surround the stoma of the leaf. 
Spongy mesophyll are irregularly shaped cells that loosely fill the center of the leaf. 

I have attached a picture to help you see the three types of cells. I hope that my answer helps you out!

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meerkat18

The correct answer is Guard cells. Bryan saw some bean-shaped cells present in pairs. Guard cells are shaped like this. Thank you for posting your question. I hope this answer helped you. Let me know if you need more help.

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