Anatomy of Mangifera indica – Leaf (Family – Anacardiaceae): Following tissues are visible in the transverse section of the material: Epidermis: 1. An epidermal layer is present on the upper as well as lower surfaces. 2. One celled thick upper and lower epidermal layers consist of barrel shaped, compactly arranged cells. 3. A thick cuticle […]
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In this article we will discuss about the anatomy of Acacia moniliformis. Acacia moniliformis (Common Name: Australian Acacia; Family – Mimosoideae): T. S. of the material is fiat, appeals leaf like and reveals following tissues: Epidermis: 1. A single row of epidermal cells is present on upper as well as lower surfaces. 2. Outer wall […]
Anatomy of Monocot Leaves | Botany
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In this article we will discuss about the anatomy of Zea mays and Triticum monocot leaves. 1. Anatomy of Zea mays – Leaf (Family – Graminae): T. S. reveals the following structures: Epidermis: 1. A single layer is present on the upper as well as lower surfaces of the leaf. 2. Both the epidermal layers, […]
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