10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «LEPTOME»
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leptome in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
Langenscheidt Dictionary of Biology English: English-German, ...
B Vögel); schlankfingerig leptoderm(at)ous leptoderm, dünnhäutig; dünnwandig
leptoid Leptoide f (Stoff leitende Zelle bei Laubmoosen) leptom s. leptome
leptomatic Leptom,.. leptome (Bot) Leptom n, primäres Phloem n leptome sheath
...
2
Physiological plant anatomy
are typically inflexible in construction, a leptome which is external, can readily
become associated with protective fibrous strands, or with a continuous
mechanical cylinder. In special circumstances, on the other hand, this necessity
of ...
Gottlieb Haberlandt, 1990
aggregated crystals are quite abundant The occurrence of oil-ducts in the
leptome and hadrome has been mentioned above. The lateral veins have green
parenchyma-sheaths, and only the secondaries have a stereomatic support
extending ...
4
Carnegie Institution of Washington Publication
The compactness of the stereome, as also its regularity and dimensions,
depends upon the previous mode of growth of the leptome as a whole, and is
therefore more irregular and of uneven texture, in irrigated plants, or, what
amounts to the ...
5
The Science Reports of Kanazawa University
IV type : Stem differentiated into epidermis, cortex, leptome and hadrome. N type :
Cells of the hadrome smaller than (N type), or as large as (M type) those of the
leptome. R type : Cell walls of the hadrome by far the thinnest (R type). Q type ...
6
American journal of botany
Silver grain deposition in microautoradiographs of interconnecting rhizomes
occurred predominantly over leptome tissues. Increased amounts of translocated
radioactivity appeared in starch and cell wall polysaccharide pools one week and
...
Cross-section of the epicotyl, showing the interfascicular leptome (It) and
cambium (Camb.) with beginning development of libriform; the other letters as
above; X320. with eight large mestome-strands connected with each other by
many ...
Between these primary mestome strands in the various stem portions (of
seedlings and mature individuals) there are several strata of secondary mestome
, that is, leptome and thick-walled libriform, but with no vessels.6 It is interesting to
trace ...
John Merle Coulter, M.S. Coulter, Charles Reid Barnes, 1913
9
The Encyclopedia Americana
represented by strands of leptome and hadrome in alternation with each other,
sometimes enclosing a central mass of conjunctive tissue, or a wide central
vessel. The leptome is not as Fig. 9. — Cross-section of the root of Commelina: b,
the ...
Frederick Converse Beach, George Edwin Rines, 1903
10
The Americana: A Universal Reference Library, Comprising the ...
represented by strands of leptome and hadrome in alternation with each other,
sometimes enclosing a central mass of conjunctive tissue, or a wide central
vessel. The leptome is not a9 Fio. 9. — Cross-section of the root of Commelina: b,
the ...
Frederick Converse Beach, George Edwin Rines, 1912
