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what are plant tissues that constitute the functional structures of the leaf veinsthe leaf veins are made of the vascular tissuesthey are constituted
how the age of a tree can be estimated from the analysis of the rings present on a cross section of its stemfor the growth of the tree it is
what are the major plant tissues that form the rings observed on stem sections of some treesthe rings observed on a stem cross section of the dicot
what are the vascular bundles how does configuration of the vascular bundles within the stem differentiate monocots from dicotsthe vascular bundles
what is vascular cambium what are their functionsthe vascular cambium is the secondary meristematic tissue that in roots and in the stem forms the
what are the cell kinds that form the phloem what are the major features of those cellsthe major cells that form the phloem are the sieve elements
what are cell kind that form the xylem what are the major features of those cellsthe major cells of the xylem are the tracheids and the vessel
which are specialized conductive tissues of the plantsvascular tissues of the plants are the phloem and the xylem the xylem is the plant tissue that
how are mineral salts water and food sugar transported throughout the plantmineral salts water and sugar are transported throughout the plant through
where in the leaves is photosynthetic tissue often locatedthe major photosynthetic tissue is the photosynthetic parenchyma also known as chlorenchyma
which is plant tissue responsible for the filling of the space between other tissuesplant-filling tissue is basically called as parenchyma and the
which are plant tissues responsible for the supporting of the plantthe plant supporting tissues are the sclerenchyma and the collenchymathe
what is the most excellent identification hypothesis for a plant tissue seen under the microscope having most cells undergoing cell divisionthe most
explain the scanning electron microscopeit can be used to observe intact cells or cell components directly then sections are not necessary it is used
explain the transmission electron microscopehere thin and dehydrated specimen is used electrons pass through the specimen and form image on to
what are the major features of the meristematic cells and why do these cells need to have a high mitotic ratethe meristematic cells have very thin
explain electron microscopeelectron microscopes have higher magnification and resolving power than light microscopes what do we mean by
what is fluorescent microscope in above said microscopes image is produced from light that passes through a specimen in fluorescent microscope
what are the lateral meristems where can they be found and which kind of plant growth do they promotethe lateral or the secondary meristems are the
explain the phase contrast microscop unpigmented and unstained living cells can be easily observed by phase contrast microscope it has a special
what are the apical meristems which kind of plant growth does this meristem promotethe apical meristems are those primary meristems found in the apex
define dark field microscopein this microscope condenser system is modified so that only reflected and refracted light by specimen forms an image
what is the dissimilarity between the lateral and the apical buds of the plantsthe lateral buds are portions of meristematic tissue located in the
which are growth tissues of plants how do they categorize and where can they be foundgrowth tissues of the plants are the meristems the meristems are
how is plant tissues classified according to their functionsplant tissues are separated into growth embryonic supporting tissues filling and