Which of the following play a major role in water-conservation movements of grasses?
A) bulliform cells
B) epidermal cells
C) mesophyll cells
D) glands
E) fibers

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Bulliform cells, which are large, bubble-shaped epidermal cells found in the leaves of many grasses, play a significant role in the water-conservation movements of these plants. They help in the rolling and unrolling of leaves in response to changes in water availability, thereby reducing water loss through transpiration.

Which of the Following Play a Major Role in Water-Conservation