The rhizome of ferns like the one shown in the previous question, have a dictyostele vascular cylinder. In your own word, what does this term mean and how does it differ from a protostele seen in the Lycophytes? Edit View Inset Format Tools Table

The rhizome of ferns like the one shown in the previous question, have a dictyostele vascular cylinder. In your own word, what does this term mean and how does it differ from a protostele seen in the Lycophytes? Edit View Inset Format Tools Table

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Chapter14: Plants And Fungi

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