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Competition Science Vision
case are usually present in both the epidermal layer, thus it may be called
amphistomatic leaf. The Mesophyll is not differentiated into palisade and spongy
tissue. It consists of parenchyma cells with chloroplast. Do You Know In Nerium
leaf ...
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University Botany- Iii : (Plant Taxonomy, Plant Embryology, ...
Such leaves are called amphistomatic leaves Eg. Potato. 3. Oat Type : Stomata
are distributed equally on both the surfaces of leaves. Such leaves are called
amphistomatic and isostomatic Eg. Maize, Oats. 4. Wild Lily type : Stomata are
found ...
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Palaeoflora of Southern Africa
In being amphistomatic and strongly papillate they are markedly different from D.
odontopteroides forma odontopteroides from Lit 111. D. zuberi Palaeodcme - A
single-taxon palaeodeme, clearly distinct. Abundance - 25% of the assemblage,
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John M. Anderson, Heidi M. Anderson, Botanical Research Institute (South Africa), 1983
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Australian Systematic Botany
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Plants in Mesozoic Time: Morphological Innovations, ...
These leaves are amphistomatic with monocyclic or imperfectly dicyclic stomata
that form irregular rows or are randomly distributed. A cheirolepidiacean of the “
brachyphyll” group is Kachaikestrobus acuminatus (Del Fueyo et al. 2008a); it
was ...
Hansjoerg Kraehmer, Peter Baur. The variability in leaf shape is enormous and
so protected by an upper and alower epidermis layer. Hairs cannot be described
here in detail. For more informa- may occur in both layers. Amphistomatic leaves
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Hansjoerg Kraehmer, Peter Baur, 2013
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Issues in Life Sciences: Botany and Plant Biology Research: ...
... People's Republic of China report. “The most remarkable feature of the new
species is the amphistomatic leaves, likely representing a distinct evolutionary
line of the genus in this time interval. Ginkgo jiayinensis is similar to the co-
occurring ...
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A Handbook of the World's Conifers (2 Vols.)
Picea 3 Leaves quadrangular in cross-section, nearly ening of the cone
equifacial or bilateral, amphistomatic, glaucous green or glaucous on all sides
Subsect. Pungentes Leaves more or less flattened, not equifacial, epistomatic or
...
Table 1. Comparison between the various Rhaphidopteris species ZHANG B. &
ZHOU Z. 1996. A new species of. nules) are usually longer and moreover, the
cuticle is completely amphistomatic with stoma- ta more or less in rows and
lacking ...
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Australian Journal of Botany
Stomatal complexes distributed in two zones on each leaf surface, lower density
on adaxial (unequally amphistomatic); in long, loose chains (polar subsidiary
cells sometimes shared); rows isolated or sometimes overlapping; 9- 1 0 rows
per ...
