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Anatomy of Flowering Plants simplified- Complete Exam Pack, Diagrams (A-Level/ IB Biology Revision Notes)

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Provides an in-depth and complete information on plant tissues for high school, higher secondary and undergraduate students. Colorful pictures, images and diagrams for semester and exam studies covering meristematic and permanent tissues of dicot; monocot roots, stems as well as dorsiventral/isobilateral leaves. Quick, easy revision with real pictures for comprehensive review of primary and secondary growth covering spring and autumn wood, dendrochronology, annual growth. Vascular bundles, casparian band: open, closed bundles, radial/conjoint; bicollateral vascular tissues. Excellent study resource for all students of Botany, Competitive Exams for top grades and scores. Key terms as passage cells, starch sheath, bulliform cells, medullary rays. Important diagrams as T.S. Dicot root, stem, leaf; T.S. Monocot root, stem, leaf. Secondary growth: intrafascicular, interfascicular cambium, phelloderm, perderm. Kranz anatomy, C4 plants, sieve cells.

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ANATOMY OF
FLOWERING PLANTS

, INTRODUCTION
• BRANCH OF BOTANY THAT DEALS WITH STUDY OF INTERNAL
STRUCTURES AND ORGANIZATION OF PLANTS IS CALLED PLANT
ANATOMY .
• TISSUE IS GROUP OF CELLS SIMILAR IN ORIGIN, STRUCTURE AND
FUNCTION.
• THE TERM TISSUE WAS COINED BY N. GREW, HE IS KNOWN AS
“FATHER OF PLANT ANATOMY” .
• A TISSUE SYSTEM CONSISTS OF ONE OR MORE KINDS OF TISSUES ,
WHICH WORK TOGETHER AS A UNIT, AND ARE ADAPTED TO CARRY
OUT A COMMOM FUNCTION . SACHS (1875) CLASSIFIED TISSUE
SYSTEM INTO THREE PARTS –
• A) EPIDERMAL TISSUE SYSTEM
• B) VASCULAR TISSUE SYSTEM
• C) GROUND OR FUNDAMENTAL TISSUE SYSTEM

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Paula J. Rudall Anatomy of Flowering Plants
Edition: 2007 ISBN: 9781139459488 Edition: Unknown

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