Based on the cross section of the Ixora leaf provided. Draw and Label the following structures: a.) cuticle b.) upper epidermis c.) palisade mesophyll d.) collenchyma e.) spongy mesophyll f.) xylem g.) phloem. h.) lower epidermis i.) bundle sheath

Based on the cross section of the Ixora leaf provided. Draw and Label the following structures: a.) cuticle b.) upper epidermis c.) palisade mesophyll d.) collenchyma e.) spongy mesophyll f.) xylem g.) phloem. h.) lower epidermis i.) bundle sheath

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Chapter35: Stem Structure And Transport

Section35.1: Stem Growth And Structure

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Based on the cross section of the Ixora leaf provided. Draw and Label the following structures: a.) cuticle b.) upper epidermis c.) palisade mesophyll d.) collenchyma e.) spongy mesophyll f.) xylem g.) phloem. h.) lower epidermis i.) bundle sheath

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