Observations on the Three-dimensional Structure of the Leaf Cuticle in Certain Plants
R. V. Sitholey
Abstract
R. V. Sitholey
Abstract
The three-dimensional structure of the leaf cuticle has been studied microscopically on cuticular preparations from a number of plants. The cuticle is one- to several-layered, the latter including, besides the epidermis, sub-epidermal layers such as hypodermis, palisade, and spongy mesophyll.
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The three-dimensional structure of the leaf cuticle has been studied microscopically on cuticular preparations from a number of plants. The cuticle is one- to several-layered, the latter including, besides the epidermis, sub-epidermal layers such as hypodermis, palisade, and spongy mesophyll.
Key concepts: Cuticle (hair), Biology, Epidermis (zoology), Plant cuticle, Botany, Spongy tissue, Palisade cell, Anatomy