Internal Structure of Dicot Stem
The internal structure of dicot stem A plant whose seed contains two cotyledon or embryonic leaf is known as a dicot. This article briefly focuses on the characteristics and anatomy of the dicot stem. The…
Topics: Plant Reproduction
Internal Structure of Monocot Stem
The internal structure of monocot stem Those plants whose seed contains only one cotyledon or embryonic leaf is known as simply monocot. Monocot stems have the majority of their vascular bundles near the exterior border…
Common Distinctiveness of the Inner Formation of Monocot Root
Common Distinctiveness of the Inner Formation of Monocot Root The internal structure of monocot stems differs in some respects from that of dicots. The most important feature of monocot stem is the occurrence of scattered…
Distinctiveness of the Inner Organization of Dicot Root
Distinctiveness of the inner organization of Dicot Root Dicot roots of gram shows following distinct region in its Transverse section with following features: Epiblema, Cortex, Endodermis, Pericycle, Vascular bundles and Pith. Epiblema is the outermost…
Internal Structure of Dorsivental Leaf (mango leaf)
Internal Structure of Dorsivental Leaf (mango leaf) Dorsiventral leaves are found in dicots. The vertical section of a dorsiventral leaf contains three distinct parts: Epidermis, Mesophyll and Vascular system. The epidermis is present on both…
Difference between Meristematic Tissue and Permanent Tissue
Meristematic tissues are tissues that have the capability to enlarge, stretch and differentiate into other types of cells as they mature. These cells are either differentiated or incompletely differentiated, and they give rise to various…
Comparison and Similarity between Tracheid and Vessel
Tracheid and Vessel are the components of xylem, the water, and minerals conducting tissue in plants. Vessels and tracheids are jointly known as the tracheary elements of the xylem. Tracheid These are xylem elements found…
Definition and Formation of Annual Ring
Secondary growth takes place rapidly in plant body during the favorable season. As a result, secondary xylems having thin walls are formed. In adverse season secondary growth reduces remarkable producing small cells of thick walls.…
Lenticels: Formation and Functions in Plants
Lenticels: The lens-shaped pores which are found in the bark of woody plants are said to be lenticels. Lenticels are interruptions in the phellem through which gas exchange occurs. The phellogen beneath lenticels is more…
Parenchyma Tissue in plants
Parenchyma Tissue in plants Position: Parenchymatous tissue occupies the major parts of various plant organs such as- Pith, mesophyll of leaves, cortex etc. It is the main tissue in the plant body, occurring in almost…
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