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Angiosperm Families - Implicit Attributes
... into ‘long’ and ‘short’ cells; without silica bodies. Guard-cells not ‘grass type’. Urticating hairs absent. Lamina without secretory cavities. Cystoliths absent. The mesophyll without etherial oil cells; not containing mucilage cells; without sclerenchymatous idioblasts. Stem anatomy. The cortex without cristarque cells. Cortical bundles absent. Medullary bundles absent. Internal phloem absent. ...
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Angiosperm Families - Amaryllidaceae Jaume St.-Hil.
... , and basipetal development. General anatomy. Accumulated starch other than exclusively ‘pteridophyte type’. Leaf anatomy. Stomata present; anomocytic. Lamina dorsiventral. The mesophyll containing mucilage cells (with raphides); containing calcium oxalate crystals. The mesophyll crystals raphides. Minor leaf veins without phloem transfer cells (Amaryllis, Zephyranthes). Vessels absent. Stem ...
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botanical.com - A Modern Herbal | Bael - Herb Profile and Information
... adherent to a light red pulp, in which are ten to fifteen cells, each containing several woolly seeds. It has a faint aromatic odour and mucilagenous taste. ---Constituents---The chief constituents appear to be mucilage and pectin contained in the pulp of the unripe fruit; the ripe fruit differs in yielding a tannin reaction and possessing a distinct ...
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botanical.com - A Modern Herbal | Broom - Herb Profile and Information
... large quantity of alkaline and earthy matter, on incineration yielding about 3 per cent of ash, containing 29 per cent of carbonate of potash. Sparteine forms certain salts of which the sulphate ( ... , like Digitalis. In large doses, Sparteine causes vomiting and purging weakens the heart, depresses the nerve cells and lowers the blood pressure and has a strong resemblance to the action of Conine ( ...
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Cycad biology, Article 1: Corraloid roots of cycads
... in response to the invasion by the cyanobacteria [Charmian, Nathanielsz & Staff (1975)]; meanwhile, the cycad cells produce some mucilage to sheathe the cyanobacteria (as shown by M. C. Ow, M. Gantar & J. ... " Personally I would rather say "especially while..." NITROGEN FIXATION BY CYANOBACTERIA Denitrogenase is an enzyme containing molybdenum (Mo), so Mo is needed to fix N2. With a lack of Mo and N2 ...
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The Seed Biology Place - Seed Structure and Anatomy
... genome is of maternal origin. Testa (seed coat): Outer protective layer of the seed, developed from the integuments of the ovule, diploid maternal tissue. Fruits are mature, ripened ovaries containing seeds. The pericarp ("fruit coat") is diploid maternal tissue. Perisperm: Diploid maternal food storage tissue originates from the nucellus. Only in some species, e.g. Beta vulgaris, Piper nigrum, ...
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The oldest fossil lichen
... , in which fungal hyphae are tightly aggregated (figure a). On the surface are numerous pockets containing hyphae in a three-dimensional net (figure b). Nets vary from circular to hexagonal, and average ... (figure d), representing the photobiont. Each cell is surrounded by a thick envelope of mucilage. Some cells are surrounded by concentric sheaths, the remnants of the envelope (figure e), and these ...
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