- Guard cell has thicker inner wall and thin outer wall to allow for differential expansion
- They are bean shaped and face one another to form an aperture/ pore
-Contains chloroplast unlike other adjacent epidermal cells for photosynthesis when glucose formed alters the osmotic pressure of guard cells
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