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- Petiole or Sessile?
- Exstipulate or stipulate?
- Pattern of venation: Pinnately netted, netted, parallel, palmately netted?
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- Define stipule and petiole?no. of growth rings, arrangement or distribution of vessels, relative size of vessels, types of perforation plates, presence of pits, kinds of cells in rays, and thickness of rays in Pinus stemLabel the petiole (if present), lamina, and midrib in both figures. Label the leaf sheath and ligules in grass plant figure.
- They are using the 4x objective on the microscope Estimate the width of this root in micrometers. Walk through every step of the way you would do it, as if you are teaching a classmate how to figure out how big a root cell is.Examine the roots of Vanda Sp. Cut across one root with sharp razor blade and observe closely. Use a dissecting microscope or hand lens. Identify and describe this tissue? Is there any special function of this tissue?Is it ptiolate or sessile? Is the leaf blade bifacial or unifacial? How is the arrangement of veins?
- Which of the following is not part of the carpel?a. styleb. antherc. stigmad. ovaryWhat do you call the hair-like projections in plants used to reduce water loss, reflect excess light, and defend against insects? trichomes cuticle root hairs sievesDifference between apical intercalary and lateral meristem in class 9
