In this article we will discuss about the structure of Michelia Champaca (Champa) with the help of a diagram. Habit and Habitat: A tall, graceful, ever-green tree with dark-grey bark; cultivated, flowering mainly during April-June. Root: Tap root; branched. Stem: Aerial, erect, branched, woody, solid. Leaf: Ramal; alternate; stipulate, stipules convolute, petiolate, simple, ovate or […]
Structure of Michelia Champaca (Champa) (With Diagram)
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Fossil Anglosperms of a Plant
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In this article we will discuss about the fossil anglosperms of a plant. The fossil remains of true angiosperms are found only in the later geological periods and as a group they are more modern than other vascular plants. The fossil history of Angiosperms is too short to enable us to approach a definite conclusion. […]
Comparison between Magnoliaceae and Annonaceae | Dicotyledons
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Learn about the comparison between Magnoliaceae and Annonaceae. Comparison # Magnoliaceae: 1. Leaf of Magnoliaceae is thick and stipulate. 2. Flower of Magnoliaceae are large and gaudy. 3. Perianth is outer whorl green or petaloid. 4. Aestivation is imbricate. 5. Androecium Anthers are introse, filaments short or absent. 6. Fruit of Magnoliaceae are etaerio or […]
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