Elementary Notes On Structural Botany
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ii FICUS ELASTICA (India-Rubber Plant) a tropical forest-tree with leaf afford- ing a good example of high specialization: the lamina 18 in. By 7, with stout petiole, 3-4 in. ; midrib, pinnate venation, entire margin, and connecting marginal vein, much on plan of Cherry Laurel. Section at right-angles to the small lateral veins more satisfactory: lamina -7 mm. Thick, and highly differentiated. In sect, of fresh material note : (1) Epidermis, a remarkable aqueous system of 3 rows of cells (origi...nally i), outermost about io/z, next 40 /a, inner ioo/i; total 1 50 p of aqueous tissue as pro- tective screen. Cuticle and cuticularized layers uniformly thick, 7 p. ; at intervals oval cells enlarge to 200 /* long, and show peculiar concretions (Cystoliths) as partly crystal- line deposits of CaCO 3 on a cellulose basis ; sol. In HA, and test Chlor. Zn. Lod. For blue cellulose rest and peg : stratified and striated organization suggestive of that of wall-deposits, and of starch-grains. Function unknown, except as * waste '.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
ii FICUS ELASTICA (India-Rubber Plant) a tropical forest-tree with leaf afford- ing a good example of high specialization: the lamina 18 in. By 7, with stout petiole, 3-4 in. ; midrib, pinnate venation, entire margin, and connecting marginal vein, much on plan of Cherry Laurel. Section at right-angles to the small lateral veins more satisfactory: lamina -7 mm. Thick, and highly differentiated. In sect, of fresh material note : (1) Epidermis, a remarkable aqueous system of 3 rows of cells (origi...nally i), outermost about io/z, next 40 /a, inner ioo/i; total 1 50 p of aqueous tissue as pro- tective screen. Cuticle and cuticularized layers uniformly thick, 7 p. ; at intervals oval cells enlarge to 200 /* long, and show peculiar concretions (Cystoliths) as partly crystal- line deposits of CaCO 3 on a cellulose basis ; sol. In HA, and test Chlor. Zn. Lod. For blue cellulose rest and peg : stratified and striated organization suggestive of that of wall-deposits, and of starch-grains. Function unknown, except as * waste '.
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