10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PHYLLOCLADE»
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phylloclade in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
phylloclade and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Monocotyledons: A Morphological Study
20 B, seedling with cotyledon, cot., three scale-leaves, sc., and foliage-leaf, /., in
whose axil is a phylloclade, p., while the shoot ends ina terminal phylloclade, p. t.
; fig. 20 c, view of I., p., and p.t. from the opposite side ; fig. 20 D, apical part of ...
C. AERIAL MODIFICATIONS I. Phylloclade : When the stem is flattened and
functions as leaf, it is called phylloclade or cladophyll e.g., Opuntia,
Muehlenbeckia, Ruscus, Lemna etc. In Opuntia the leaf base and the axillary
shoot fuses to form a ...
3
Understanding Plant Anatomy
ANATOMY OF THE PHYLLOCLADE Numerous stems are specialized for
photosynthesis and take the place of leaves in the manufacture of carbohydrates.
Some stems which are specialized for photosynthesis are round, others are
flattened ...
4
University Botany Ii : (Gymnosperms, Plant Anatomy, ...
"Green, chlorophyllous, needle like photosynthetic stems generally called as
phylloclade. Each internode acts as a cladode. The internodes are longitudinally
ribbed. Thus the internal organization of the phylloclade reveals the following ...
S M Reddy, S J Chary, 2003
5
A Text Book Ofbotany: Plant Anatomy and Economic Botany
T.S. of phylloclade of Ruscus (a cellular enlarged portion). type i.e. phloem
surrounded by xylem. A few parenchymatous cells are also present in between
these vascular bundles. Several vascular bundles are distributed linearly along
the ...
Pandey S N, S. N. Pandey, Ajanta Chadha, 1993
6
Plant Anatomy and Embryology
T.S. of phylloclade of Ruscus (a cellular enlarged portion). type i.e. phloem
surrounded by xylem. A few parenchymatous cells are also present in between
these vascular bundles. Several vascular bundles are distributed linearly along
the ...
S. N. Pandey, Ajanta Chadha, 1996
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Together with Biology Class XI
... possess chlorophyll and carry out photosynthesis; such stems are called
phylloclades. • They show several nodes and internodes. e.g., Opuntia,
Casuarina, Euphorbia. (iv) Cladodes • A phylloclade with one or two internodes
is a cladode.
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Target 2011: Biology 11
It is hard, often straight, pointed and may be branched. Thorns serve as defensive
organs. Examples are seen in Citrus medica (lemon), Aegle marmelos (wood
apple), Duranta and Bougainvillea. (c) Phylloclade. It is found in most of the xero-
...
9
Competition Science Vision
Explain the difference : 5 (i) Autosome and Allosome (ii) Inulase and Cytase (iii)
Phylloclade and Phyllode (iv) Vivipary and Ovipary (v) Hypogyny and Epigyny
Ans. (i) Autosome— Non sex chromosome. Allosome — The chromosomes of
23rd ...
10
Genetics: Classical to Modern
19 A-F. Aerial modifications of stem: A. Tendril of Vitis. B. Thorns of Prunus, C.
Phylloclade of Opuntia, D. Cladode of Asparagus, E. Bulbil of Agave, F. Bulbil of
Dioscorea. These branches are produced laterally from the lateral buds present.
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «PHYLLOCLADE»
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phylloclade is used in the context of the following news items.
Round and round the prickly pear | Adrian Abela
As an altar piece for my church setup, I had put a dried out baby phylloclade from a prickly pear. I think the reason for placing it there at that time ... «MaltaToday, Feb 15»
EDDIE SEAGLE: Holiday cacti add color to celebrations
Other characteristics which vary among cultivars include branching density, uprightness, phylloclade shape, flower shape, and flowering time. «The Albany Herald, Dec 14»
