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Vascular Bundles and Leaf Traces in Dicots

Hansjoerg Kraehmer, Peter Baur

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This chapter contains figures entitled: Figure 21.1 Chenopodium album L., longitudinal section through a stem. Figure 21.2 Xanthium strumarium L. veins entering the petiole. Figure 21.3 X. strumarium L., transverse section through a leaf petiole. Figure 21.4 X. strumarium L., longitudinal section through a petiole and stem. Figure 21.5 Senna obtusifolia L. (Syn.: Cassia obtusifolia L.), transverse section through a stem with a bundle from a merging leaf petiole. Figure 21.6 S. obtusifolia L., transverse section through a stem with lacuna at a merging leaf petiole. Figure 21.7 Ambrosia artemisiifolia L., longitudinal view of macerated stem with vascular bundles from a leaf joining the stem. Figure 21.8 A. artemisiifolia L., same view as in Figure 21.7, cortex tissue removed to show more details of the connection. Figure 21.9 Amaranthus palmeri S. Wats. petioles and lateral shoots.

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This chapter contains figures entitled: Figure 21.1 Chenopodium album L., longitudinal section through a stem. Figure 21.2 Xanthium strumarium L. veins entering the petiole. Figure 21.3 X. strumarium L., transverse section through a leaf petiole. Figure 21.4 X. strumarium L., longitudinal section through a petiole and stem. Figure 21.5 Senna obtusifolia L. (Syn.: Cassia obtusifolia L.), transverse section through a stem with a bundle from a merging leaf petiole. Figure 21.6 S. obtusifolia L., transverse section through a stem with lacuna at a merging leaf petiole. Figure 21.7 Ambrosia artemisiifolia L., longitudinal view of macerated stem with vascular bundles from a leaf joining the stem. Figure 21.8 A. artemisiifolia L., same view as in Figure 21.7, cortex tissue removed to show more details of the connection. Figure 21.9 Amaranthus palmeri S. Wats. petioles and lateral shoots.

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This chapter contains figures entitled: Figure 21.1 Chenopodium album L., longitudinal section through a stem. Figure 21.2 Xanthium strumarium L. veins entering the petiole. Figure 21.3 X. strumarium L., transverse section through a leaf petiole. Figure 21.4 X. strumarium L., longitudinal section through a petiole and stem. Figure 21.5 Senna obtusifolia L. (Syn.: Cassia obtusifolia L.), transverse section through a stem with a bundle from a merging leaf petiole. Figure 21.6 S. obtusifolia L., transverse section through a stem with lacuna at a merging leaf petiole. Figure 21.7 Ambrosia artemisiifolia L., longitudinal view of macerated stem with vascular bundles from a leaf joining the stem. Figure 21.8 A. artemisiifolia L., same view as in Figure 21.7, cortex tissue removed to show more details of the connection. Figure 21.9 Amaranthus palmeri S. Wats. petioles and lateral shoots.

Key concepts: Petiole (insect anatomy), Vascular bundle, Biology, Botany, Section (typography), Hymenoptera, Advertising, Business

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