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Importance of Studying Stoma | Plants

Followings are a few reasons for the great interest in stoma: Stoma provides characters of taxonomic significance. This is due to the fact that genera and even families show great constancy for their possession of a particular stomatal complex. The study of stomatal complexes becomes very useful to understand the evolutionary relationship of plants when the classical methods of cytology [...]

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Dorsiventral Leaf, Isobilateral and Centric Leaf | Plants

The upcoming discussion will update you about the difference between dorsiventral leaf, Isobilateral leaf and centric leaf. Difference # Dorsiventral Leaf: 1. Internally the leaf is differentiated into upper and lower epidermis and mesophyll, which lies in between the two epider­mises. 2. The distribution of stomata is usually restricted to lower epidermis. 3. Mesophyll is composed, of palisade and spongy [...]

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Vascular Bundle in Plants (With Diagram)

Vascular bundle is the isolated unit of the longitudinal strands of conducting tissues consisting essentially of xylem and phloem, frequently with a sheath of thick walled cells or other interspersed cells. Occurrence of Vascular Bundle: Vascular bundles are present in all plant organs, mainly in stem (including rhizomes or underground stems), leaves and roots (including aerial). In stem they are [...]

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