These cells will be found in leaf due to the presence of chlorophyll.
What type of cells does leaf have?
There are two distinct kinds of photosynthetic parenchyma cells in leaves (palisade and spongy).
Mesophyll Palisade
- A particular class of leaf cell created especially for photosynthesis makes up the palisade mesophyll.
- These chlorophyll-rich cells simply use all of their energy to produce as much sugar as they can.
- They discharge this sugar into the intracellular region, where it travels to the subsequent class of leaf cell.
Spongy Mesophyll
- The term "spongy mesophyll" refers to a loose matrix of structural mesophyll cells.
- Unlike the palisade cells, these cells are not precisely arranged into rows.
- Instead, they organize into networks and move materials to and from bundles of vascular cells.
- They can photosynthesize, just as palisade mesophyll leaf cells, but they also serve other purposes.
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