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 These are the stomata of
 
 Alocasia
 
 
 indica
 
 (Roxb) Schott, grown in the kitchen garden of JNV Papumpare, Arunachal Pradesh, India.
 
 
 It is a medicinal plant. Petiole, rhizome and leaf are edible. Leaf lamina roasted for local application on boils.
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Stomata of Alocasia indica (Roxb) Schott

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