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Plant anatomy



Tissue : Group of cells similar or dissimilar type and origin working together to perform a common function

Meristematic

Permanent

Retains the power of division

Eg: Apical, Lateral Intercalary

Lost the power of division

A. Simple: Parenchyma, collenchyma, aerenchyma

b. Complex: xylem and phloem

 

 

Basics terms of anatomy:

1.    Eustele: Arrangement of vascular bundles like concentric ring

2.    Atactostele: scattered

3.    Conjoint: Xylem and phloem in same radius

4.    Radial: Xylem and phloem in different radius

5.    Exarch: Protoxylem toward periphery and meta xylem toward center

6.    Endarch: Metaxylem toward periphery

Distinguishing features:

Root: Epiblema, radial, exarch

Difference between Dicot and Monocot stem



 

Dicot

Monocot

Epidermis

Hair present

Usually absent

Stomata

Kidney shaped

Dumbell shaped

Hypodermis

Collenchymatous

Sclerenchymatous

Ground tissue

Heterogenous: differentiated into Cortex, pericycle, pith

Homogenous: undifferentiated

Vascular bundle

1.    Eustele: concentric ring like

2.    Few

3.    Wedge shaped

4.    Conjoint collateral open

1. Atactostele:  scattered

2. many

3. Oval shaped

4. conjoint collateral closed ie. Cambium absent

Bundle sheath, Water cavity, Secondary growth

Absent

Present

pith

distinct

Not distint

 

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