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Plant Anatomy An Overview
- 1. Plant Anatomy: An Overview Simpson, MG (2006). Plant Systematics Eames and McDaniels (1953). Introduction to Plant Anatomy
- 29. Selaginella Lycopodiella cernua Equisetum Psilotum
- 30. GENERAL STRUCTURE OF HIGHER PLANTS
- 31. Shoot system leaf blade axillary bud petiole node vascular tissue vascular tissue shoot apical meristem terminal bud internode vascular tissue root tip Lateral roots root cap root apical meristem Root system dermal tissue ground tissue vascular tissue
- 33. Stelar types eustele atactostele
- 34. Pericycle
- 41. ROOT vs Stem
- 42. ROOTS vs STEM
- 43. Leaves Vascular Bundles of similar dimensions. have a large central Vascular Bundle called a Midrib
- 45. DEVELOPMENT OF THE PLANT BODY
- 54. POLLINATION
- 56. Embryogenesis
- 58. During the early stages of embryogenesis, cell division takes place throughout the young sporophyte. As the embryo develops, however, the addition of new cells gradually becomes restricted to opposite ends of the axis, the apical meristems of future root and shoot
- 59. Seed Germination Seed Dormancy
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- The mature embryo has a limited number of parts— frequently only a stem-like axis bearing one or more leaf-like appendages, the cotyledons (Fig. 1.8). Because of its location below the cotyledon(s), the stem-like axis is called hypocotyl. At its lower end (the root pole), the hypocotyl bears the incipient root, at its upper end (the shoot pole) the incipient shoot. The root may be represented by its meristem (apical meristem of the root) or by a primordial root, the radicle. Similarly the apical meristem of the shoot located at the shoot pole may or may not have initiated the development of a shoot. If a primordial shoot is present, it is called plumule