Practical Botany for Beginners
Practical Botany for Beginners
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At the point corresponding to the main nerve the section widens out, the nerve appearing semilunar, as in the petiole. The convex side is the inferior (adaxial or dorsal), and the concave the superior (abaxial or ventral) surface.
a* That the margins of the sections (/.*. the superior and Digitized by VjOOQIC 78 PRACTICAL BOTANY inferior surfaces of the leaf) are studded with projecting multi- cellular hairs.
3. That the arrangement of the tissues in the large nerve re- sembles that in the peti...ole, though less complicated. Thus it often has but one large central bundle, with smaller lateral ones.
The position of the xylem and phloem relatively to the whole leaf corresponds to that in the petiole, i.e. xylem towards the upper surface, phloem towards the lower 4. Smaller veins, with correspondingly reduced vascular bundles, are found scattered through the thinner part of the section.
Next examine the thinner part of the section with a high power, and, starting the study of them from the upper surface, note successively the following tissues : — 1.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At the point corresponding to the main nerve the section widens out, the nerve appearing semilunar, as in the petiole. The convex side is the inferior (adaxial or dorsal), and the concave the superior (abaxial or ventral) surface.
a* That the margins of the sections (/.*. the superior and Digitized by VjOOQIC 78 PRACTICAL BOTANY inferior surfaces of the leaf) are studded with projecting multi- cellular hairs.
3. That the arrangement of the tissues in the large nerve re- sembles that in the peti...ole, though less complicated. Thus it often has but one large central bundle, with smaller lateral ones.
The position of the xylem and phloem relatively to the whole leaf corresponds to that in the petiole, i.e. xylem towards the upper surface, phloem towards the lower 4. Smaller veins, with correspondingly reduced vascular bundles, are found scattered through the thinner part of the section.
Next examine the thinner part of the section with a high power, and, starting the study of them from the upper surface, note successively the following tissues : — 1.
What to read after Practical Botany for Beginners?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by F O Frederick Orpen Bower to read onlineMoreLess
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