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Ginger flower. The scientific name ( costus speciosus )

Exaples of monocots

Exaples of monocots

Fibrous and tap root systems - monocots have a tap fibrous system

Fibrous and tap root systems - monocots have a tap fibrous system

Tropical Orchid flowers

Tropical Orchid flowers

Angiosperm Morphology: The Monocotyledonous Leaf of Zea

cross section:Zea leaf common name: corn magnification: 100x The iso-bilateral leaf of Zea is typical of most monocots. Both upper and lower epidermis are uniseriate and well cutinized. Within the upper, or adaxial, epidermis, large white bulliform cells shrink, allowing the leaf to roll during drought. Stomata are present on both surfaces with guard cells perched above small round substomatal chambers. As with most monocots the mesophyll is unspecialized, being composed of compactly arranged somewhat round chlorenchyma cells. Numerous small and occasionally large vascular bundles are arranged in parallel series along the length of the leaf. The vascular bundles are collateral and closed with xylem of vessels and tracheids towards the adaxial surface and phloem of sieve tubes and companion cells towards the abaxial surface. Cambium is not present. Within each bundle a xylem of two oval metaxylem and a single large protoxylem cavity can be seen. Each vascular bundle is wraped by a bundle sheath of thin walled parenchyma cells. Larger bundles are supported towards both surfaces by masses of sclerenchyma that interrupt the mesophyll to form a patchy hypodermis. cross section:Zea leaf common name: corn magnification: 100x The iso-bilateral leaf of Zea is typical of most monocots. Both upper and lower epidermis are uniseriate and well cutinized. Within the upper, or adaxial, epidermis, large white bulliform cells shrink, allowing the leaf to roll during drought. Stomata are present on both surfaces with guard cells perched above small round substomatal chambers. As with most monocots the mesophyll is unspecialized, being composed of compactly arranged somewhat round chlorenchyma cells. Numerous small and occasionally large vascular bundles are arranged in parallel series along the length of the leaf. The vascular bundles are collateral and closed with xylem of vessels and tracheids towards the adaxial surface and phloem of sieve tubes and companion cells towards the abaxial surface. Cambium is not present. Within each bundle a xylem of two oval metaxylem and a single large protoxylem cavity can be seen. Each vascular bundle is wraped by a bundle sheath of thin walled parenchyma cells. Larger bundles are supported towards both surfaces by masses of sclerenchyma that interrupt the mesophyll to form a patchy hypodermis.

Serapias lingua

A flower belonging to Orchidiaceae family. A flower belonging to Orchidiaceae family

Musella lasiocarpa leaves

Small banana leaf green close up. Small banana leaf green close up

A working bee on the azure muscari botryoides under the sun

Tiny star flower power

Perfect Star flower-- balanced and symmetrical flower blossom India. Perfect Star flower-- balanced and symmetrical flower blossom India

Musella lasiocarpa leaves

Small banana leaf green close up. Small banana leaf green close up

A working bee on the azure muscari botryoides under the sun. A working bee on the azure muscari botryoides under the sun

The orchid species- halaenopsis intermedia- petals view

Lily of the valley

Lily of the valley

Pineapple is the fruit of sweet and sour falvor.

Red tulip flower

The full-blown red tulips under the sun shine. The full-blown red tulips under the sun shine

Dicot seed and Monocot seed: similarities and differences.

Dicot seed and Monocot seed: similarities and differences.

Lily of the valley

Lily of the valley

Grass Trees on Mt Tinbeerwah, Sunshine Coast, Queensland, Australia

Grass Trees on Mt Tinbeerwah, Sunshine Coast, Queensland, Australia

Orchid plant family of monocots

Orchid plant family of monocots

Angiosperm Morphology: Bulliform Cells in Zea Leaf

cross section:Zea leaf common name: corn magnification: 400x The iso-bilateral leaf of Zea is typical of most monocots. Both upper and lower epidermis are uniseriate and well cutinized. Within the upper, or adaxial, epidermis, large white bulliform cells shrink, allowing the leaf to roll during drought. Stomata are present on both surfaces with guard cells perched above small round substomatal chambers. As with most monocots the mesophyll is unspecialized, being composed of compactly arranged somewhat round chlorenchyma cells. Numerous small and occasionally large vascular bundles are arranged in parallel series along the length of the leaf. The vascular bundles are collateral and closed with xylem of vessels and tracheids towards the adaxial surface and phloem of sieve tubes and companion cells towards the abaxial surface. Cambium is not present. Within each bundle a xylem of two oval metaxylem and a single large protoxylem cavity can be seen. Each vascular bundle is wraped by a bundle sheath of thin walled parenchyma cells. Larger bundles are supported towards both surfaces by masses of sclerenchyma that interrupt the mesophyll to form a patchy hypodermis. cross section:Zea leaf common name: corn magnification: 400x The iso-bilateral leaf of Zea is typical of most monocots. Both upper and lower epidermis are uniseriate and well cutinized. Within the upper, or adaxial, epidermis, large white bulliform cells shrink, allowing the leaf to roll during drought. Stomata are present on both surfaces with guard cells perched above small round substomatal chambers. As with most monocots the mesophyll is unspecialized, being composed of compactly arranged somewhat round chlorenchyma cells. Numerous small and occasionally large vascular bundles are arranged in parallel series along the length of the leaf. The vascular bundles are collateral and closed with xylem of vessels and tracheids towards the adaxial surface and phloem of sieve tubes and companion cells towards the abaxial surface. Cambium is not present. Within each bundle a xylem of two oval metaxylem and a single large protoxylem cavity can be seen. Each vascular bundle is wraped by a bundle sheath of thin walled parenchyma cells. Larger bundles are supported towards both surfaces by masses of sclerenchyma that interrupt the mesophyll to form a patchy hypodermis.

The close-up of the petal of red tulip flower. The close-up of the petal of red tulip flower

Aloe flower, a genus of monocots native to the hot and arid regions

Aloe flower, a genus of monocots native to the hot and arid regions

Oil palms

Australian Grass Tree - Xanthorrhoea

Australian Grass Tree - Xanthorrhoea

Plant classification. Monocots vs Dicots - difference and comparison.

Plant classification. Monocots vs Dicots - difference and comparison.

Red anthurium flower on the background of the whole plant

Angiosperm Morphology: The Closed and Collateral Vascular Bundle in Zea

cross section:Zea leaf common name: corn magnification: 400x The iso-bilateral leaf of Zea is typical of most monocots. Both upper and lower epidermis are uniseriate and well cutinized. Within the upper, or adaxial, epidermis, large white bulliform cells shrink, allowing the leaf to roll during drought. Stomata are present on both surfaces with guard cells perched above small round substomatal chambers. As with most monocots the mesophyll is unspecialized, being composed of compactly arranged somewhat round chlorenchyma cells. Numerous small and occasionally large vascular bundles are arranged in parallel series along the length of the leaf. The vascular bundles are collateral and closed with xylem of vessels and tracheids towards the adaxial surface and phloem of sieve tubes and companion cells towards the abaxial surface. Cambium is not present. Within each bundle a xylem of two oval metaxylem and a single large protoxylem cavity can be seen. Each vascular bundle is wraped by a bundle sheath of thin walled parenchyma cells. Larger bundles are supported towards both surfaces by masses of sclerenchyma that interrupt the mesophyll to form a patchy hypodermis. cross section:Zea leaf common name: corn magnification: 400x The iso-bilateral leaf of Zea is typical of most monocots. Both upper and lower epidermis are uniseriate and well cutinized. Within the upper, or adaxial, epidermis, large white bulliform cells shrink, allowing the leaf to roll during drought. Stomata are present on both surfaces with guard cells perched above small round substomatal chambers. As with most monocots the mesophyll is unspecialized, being composed of compactly arranged somewhat round chlorenchyma cells. Numerous small and occasionally large vascular bundles are arranged in parallel series along the length of the leaf. The vascular bundles are collateral and closed with xylem of vessels and tracheids towards the adaxial surface and phloem of sieve tubes and companion cells towards the abaxial surface. Cambium is not present. Within each bundle a xylem of two oval metaxylem and a single large protoxylem cavity can be seen. Each vascular bundle is wraped by a bundle sheath of thin walled parenchyma cells. Larger bundles are supported towards both surfaces by masses of sclerenchyma that interrupt the mesophyll to form a patchy hypodermis.

Aloe plant on grassy hill top on a sunny day in so

Red Aloe Vera plant on hill top on a sunny day in south Africa amongst tall grass. Red Aloe Vera plant on hill top on a sunny day in south Africa amongst tall grass

Ginger flower. The scientific name ( costus speciosus )

Ginger flower. The scientific name ( costus speciosus )

Blue-Eyed Grass growing wild

Blue-Eyed Grass growing wild

Monocots and dicots vector illustration. Labeled comparison division scheme

Monocots and dicots vector illustration. Labeled comparison division scheme

Monocotyledon and dicotyledon seeds, monocots having one seed leaf and dicots having two leaf

Monocotyledon and dicotyledon seeds, monocots having one seed leaf and dicots having two leaf

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