In this article we will discuss about the anatomy of funaria. Cut transverse sections of axis and leaf, stain them in safranin, mount in glycerine and study under microscope. T.S. Axis: 1. Internally, there is no much specialization of cells. The axis or stem is differentiated into three different regions, i.e., epidermis, cortex and conducting […]
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In this article we will discuss about: 1. Plant Body of Mosses 2. Reproduction of Mosses 3. Life-Cycle of Mosses. Plant Body of Mosses: The plant body of mosses is very simple. It has a small branched stem with spirally arranged simple leaves (Fig. 201). Multicellular hairy outgrowths, called rhizoids, develop from the base of […]
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