10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ISOBILATERAL»
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302 and 303, the typical ensiform (isobilateral equitant) leaf is met with in more
than 30 of the 57 genera, including members of both the principal tribes,
Iridoideae and Ixioideae. Not only is this form of leaf characteristic of the majority
of Irids, ...
Isaac Bayley Balfour, Roland Thaxter, Vernon Herbert Blackman,
1921
2
A Student's text-book of botany
Similarly, an isobilateral member may become dorsiventral . The most familar
instance of this is the development of the dorsiventral shoot of Marchantia from
the isobilateral gemma ; again, many dorsiventral leaves become Fig. 4.
Sydney Howard Vines,
1896
Ratikanta Maiti. Upper epidermis are more frequent in lower epidermis. Vascular
bundles are situated just above the lower epidermis. side of the bundles. In C4
plants such as maize,. Fig. 4.21. Transverse section of isobilateral leaf showing ...
4
Genetics: Classical to Modern
Isobilateral leaves are usually erect and, therefore, are equally illuminated on
both the surfaces. In such leaves, mesophyll tissue is undifferentiated. Isobilateral
leaves, also called unifacial leaves, are found in monocotyledons. Vertical
section ...
5
Mangrove Ecology, Silviculture and Conservation
Other leaf characteristics associated with high light intensities include such
xeromorphic features as a high ratio of volume to surface area and a well-
developed, highly differentiated, often isobilateral palisade mesophyll. These
features are ...
6
University Botany Ii : (Gymnosperms, Plant Anatomy, ...
Hence, Vie leaves are of isobilateral type. A transverse section of Eucalyptus leaf
is with the following anatomy: (Fig. 8.2) Epidermis : The upper and lower
upidermal layers are unilayorod, colls are barrel shaped, arranged end to end.
Both the ...
S M Reddy, S J Chary,
2003
7
Lectures on the Physiology of Plants
To the former group belong the great majority of organs which are physiologically
radial, as well as isobilateral organs such as the Iris-leaves ; to the latter belong
all organs which are dorsiventrally organised. If we now enquire into the causes ...
8
ADVANCES IN BOTANICAL RESEARCH APL
Then again there are leaves of the isobilateral equitant type, i.e. the type of leaf
that occurs in many of the irises, where there are two opposed rows of vascular
bundles with the xylem groups of the opposed bundles facing one another (Fig.
Reginald Dawson Preston,
1963
9
Plant Anatomy and Embryology
The two cells of the dyad undergo the second meiotic division (meiosis II), which
is followed by wall formation and results in a tetrad of haploid cells, arranged in
an isobilateral manner. This type of cytokinesis is commonly found in monocots.
S. N. Pandey, Ajanta Chadha,
1996
10
Monocotyledons: A Morphological Study
The comparison between Irid leaves and Acacia phyllodes can be followed
farther in fig. lxxx, which illustrates the structure of a number of examples in which
no definite pseudo-midrib is developed. The interest of the isobilateral equitant
leaf, ...