Anatomical Structure and Development of Aerial Adventitious Roots of Taxus Chinensis Var.Mairei
Fengying Li
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Fengying Li
Abstract
The anatomical structure of the aerial adventitious roots of Taxus chinensis var.mairei.was investigated in this paper.We have observed the following characteristics of anatomical structure and development:(1) The primary roots belong to archetype and the lateral roots occur in the position toward the xylem of the vascular cylinder;(2)The root endodermis consists of thicken casparian strips,and there are from two to four layers parenchyma cells near the pericycle;(3) the pith and resins canals are absent in the toots;(4)Secondary structure occurs in the root hair zone,and vascular cambium is formed from the parenchyma cells between the primary xylem and primary phloem;(5)Tanning materials are abundant in pericycle cells and phelloderm cells;(6)Sclereids are found in secondary phloem,and rays are rather rich in secondary xylem.
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The anatomical structure of the aerial adventitious roots of Taxus chinensis var.mairei.was investigated in this paper.We have observed the following characteristics of anatomical structure and development:(1) The primary roots belong to archetype and the lateral roots occur in the position toward the xylem of the vascular cylinder;(2)The root endodermis consists of thicken casparian strips,and there are from two to four layers parenchyma cells near the pericycle;(3) the pith and resins canals are absent in the toots;(4)Secondary structure occurs in the root hair zone,and vascular cambium is formed from the parenchyma cells between the primary xylem and primary phloem;(5)Tanning materials are abundant in pericycle cells and phelloderm cells;(6)Sclereids are found in secondary phloem,and rays are rather rich in secondary xylem.
Key concepts: Pericycle, Xylem, Vascular cambium, Endodermis, Phloem, Parenchyma, Botany, Cambium