10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PHELLOID»
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1
Shedding of Plants Parts
The first periderm in stringy barks arises in the outer cortex and produces a
phellem consisting of narrow bands of cubical cork cells alternating with wide
bands of tangentially flattened phelloid cells with heavily lignified walls. As the
stem ages ...
2
Atlas of Stem Anatomy in Herbs, Shrubs and Trees: Volume 2
phelloid pinus, transverse section. p it h p i t h duct Fig. 29. Pith with a secretory
duct. The duct is surrounded by small secretory cells and larger parenchyma
cells. Root collar of an 80 cm-tall hemicryptophyte, ruderal, hill zone, Birmensdorf
, ...
Fritz Hans Schweingruber, Annett Börner, Ernst-Detlef Schulze, 2012
3
Physiological Plant Anatomy
while the intervening phelloid-layers are, on the contrary, thin-walled and in
addition inclined to split along a predetermined plane; in this case it is
hygroscopic deformation of the corky layers and dead cortical tissues that leads
to disruption ...
Gottlieb Haberlandt, Montagu Drummond, 1914
4
Studies in periderm development in seedlings of woody plants
Phelloid cells of the corky 'wings' of Euonymus alatus produced during the spring
and early summer are large, thin walled, and radially elongated (Bowen, 1963;
McNair, 1930). Phellem cells usually lack intercellular spaces and are compactly
...
5
Bulletin of Miscellaneous Information
after 24 hours crystals of fatty acid appeared, and myelin shapes were formed. (
See (7) fig. 60.) The results of the above reactions indicate that the solid contents
of the phelloid-cells consist of fatty substances, and it appears probable that in ...
6
Pathological and regenerative plant anatomy
The meristematic initials differentiate, in regular intervals, alternating layers of
parenchymatic cells, suberized phellem cells, and living phelloid cells (=
secondary endodermal cells) towards the outside, but no cells towards the inside
(MYLius ...
7
Principles of Horticultural Physiology
... photosynthates, chemical messengers fibers, sieve elements, sieve-tube
members, companion cells, fibers Meristematic Cell division Initials, derivatives
Bark Outer protective layer of Woody plants Phellogen, phelloderm, phellum,
phelloid ...
Edward Francis Durner, 2013
8
Translocation in Plants
... 289 Pehllonic acid, 19 Pericycle, 23 Periderm, 21 Periphloic, 27 Permanent
wilting percentage, 1 10 Permeability, 85 Phaseolus vulgaris, 287 Phellem, 17
Phelloderm, 21 Phellogen, 17 Phelloid, 19 Phenomenological equation, 243
Phloem ...
Shubhrata R. Mishra, 2004
9
Phytography as a Fine Art
8. la. secondary cork tissue proper. 2a. initial celled or monogenous cork. 3a.
phellem. 4a. growth rings. 4b. part taken by the several elements in the
construction of the phellem. 5a. periderm. 5b. phelloid. 5c. scJerenchyma. 5d.
aerenchyma.
Jan Willem Moll, Johannes Cornelis Schoute, 1934
10
The Facts on File Dictionary of Botany
The cells of the phellogen (cork cambium) give rise externally to the PHELLEM (
cork) and internally to the PHELLODERM. phelloid A thin-walled unsuberized
cork cell. phenolics (phenols) Compounds that contain a benzene ring or other ...
