D. D. PANT, P. K. Khare
Abstract
Cuticles, mature epidermis, and stomatal ontogeny in some species of the three genera of Ophioglossaceae and in Angiopteris evecta were studied. Development of stomata is perigenous in all Ophioglossaceae but it is mesoperigenous (Piper type) in A. evecta.
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Cuticles, mature epidermis, and stomatal ontogeny in some species of the three genera of Ophioglossaceae and in Angiopteris evecta were studied. Development of stomata is perigenous in all Ophioglossaceae but it is mesoperigenous (Piper type) in A. evecta.
Key concepts: Biology, Ontogeny, Epidermis (zoology), Botany, Anatomy, Genetics