1. Aside from the Sapotaceae, what other families studied so far possess laticifers? 2. What is a stipule? How can one distinguish a stipule from the bud associated with the petiole of a leaf? Name other families studied so far that have stipulate leaves. 3. What is a pollinia? What other families studied has its pollen in pollinia?

1. Aside from the Sapotaceae, what other families studied so far possess laticifers? 2. What is a stipule? How can one distinguish a stipule from the bud associated with the petiole of a leaf? Name other families studied so far that have stipulate leaves. 3. What is a pollinia? What other families studied has its pollen in pollinia?

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Chapter28: Seedless Plants

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