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xylem with tracheids

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Angiosperm Families - Actinidiaceae Van Tiegh.
... from a conventional cambial ring. Xylem with tracheids; with vessels. Vessel end-walls oblique; simple, or scalariform and simple. Wood parenchyma apotracheal. Pith with diaphragms. Reproductive type, pollination. ... persistent. Microsporogenesis simultaneous. The initial microspore tetrads tetrahedral. Anther wall initially with more than one middle layer (2 or 3). Tapetum glandular. Pollen ...
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Angiosperm Families - Aextoxicaceae Engl. and Gilg
... Complex hairs lepidote. Stem anatomy. Secondary thickening developing from a conventional cambial ring. Xylem with tracheids. Vessel end-walls scalariform. Vessels without vestured pits. Reproductive type, pollination. ... merous; cyclic. Free hypanthium absent. Hypogynous disk present; of separate members (5). Perianth with distinct calyx and corolla; 10; 2 whorled; isomerous. Calyx 5; 1 whorled; ...
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The Pines
... ) They show vigorous secondary growth with little or no pith. As for other plants considered so far they have no vessels in their xylem, only tracheids. Biodisc photomicrograph Ovules borne on ... is shed, the wind dispersing the new sporophyte generation. L.S. Pine seed with central embryo (blue) with several cotyledons. Biodisc photomicrograph . In summary: Like all seed plants, the sporophyte ...
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Introduction to the Flowering Plants
... in the xylem - more rapid water transport than via tracheids as vessels are wider and are stacked one on top of the next forming a continuous pipe tracheids vessels Companion ... . . sieve tube companion cell Ovule (unfertilized seed) completely enclosed within the megasporophyll (carpel) with two integuments around the megasporangium (nucellus). Incompatibility mechanisms - The pollen tube must grow ...
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Bamboo
... of bamboo stems is due to masses of heavily lignified tracheids and fibers associated with the vascular bundles. The wood (xylem) of conifers and dicot trees is composed of concentric layers ... are clearly visible on the smooth cross section. The transverse surface of numerous lignified tracheids and fibers is actually harder than maple. Cutting board available from Totally Bamboo™ website: ...
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Small_vascular_plants
... cells than xylem a. Sieve cells - have nuclei - seen in simpler plants b. Sieve tubes - no nucleus, but have associated companion cells with nuclei. 2. Tracheary elements - Xylem a. Tracheids - for support, and conduction of water. Lignified. b. Vessel cells E. Leaf types 1. Microphylls - usually small, with single strand ...
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Forestry Glossary: X is for ... xanthic xerophilous xylem
... . Xylem transports water and nutrients from the roots to the leaves. It is a complex vascular tissue in plants; comprises vessels (hollow receptacles) and/or tracheids usually together with wood fibers and parenchyma cells, functioning in conduction (and also in support and storage). Xylem cells account for most of ...
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How Water Works with Ferns
... in the xylem, water with the minerals that have been deposited in it (as well as occasional organic molecules supplied by the root tissue) move up in the vessels and tracheids (long tubular cells). What forces water through the xylem? Here are some observations: The mechanism is based on purely physical forces because the xylem vessels and tracheids are lifeless. ...
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Tracheids of Cooksonia pertoni
Tracheids of Cooksonia pertoni Back SEM-photo of a tracheid of Cooksonia pertoni. The annular and spiral thickenings of the xylem vessels are clearly shown. Width of the photo 1.2 mm. Shropshire, England. Photo D. Edwards/L Axe (Nature 1992). With permission of Nature Publishing Group.
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Asteroxylon mackiei
... ancestor of the clubmosses. The name Asteroxylon points to the star-shaped xylem. The tracheids of this plant, reinforced with annular and spiral thickenings, are common. In most cases the cell ... are xylem strands leading to the leaflets. Through the decaying stem grows a cylindrical rootlet. Width of the photo 1.2 cm. Asteroxylon mackiei Star-shaped xylem Xylem and phloem Tracheids with annular ...
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