Laboratory And Field Exercises for General Botany

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Laboratory And Field Exercises for General Botany
Hiram D Hiram Delos Densmore
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85, a) of the cytoplasm and the rel- ative size of the nucleus, or nuclei, in the cell. La- bel your fig- ure correctly. (. ">) Xtmly of pollen tubes. If pol- len tubes are available, study the structure and method of formation of pollen tubes. Draw a pollen cell and its pollen tube. Note and draw the structure of the tube and its cytoplasmic contents. If pos- sible observe the nuclei in the pollen tube. This point is difficult to determine.
- - - ou int FIG. 19. Diagram of the ovule, embryo sa
...c, and embryo of shepherd' s-purse (Capselkt) ou int, outer integument ; in int, inner in- tegument ; susp c, suspensor cells ; e s w, embryo-sac wall ; r r, root region ; st r, stem region ; s I, seed leaves. From Bergen and Caldwell's "Practical Botany " 68 LABORATORY AND FIELD EXERCISES b. The structure of the ovule.
(1) Gross structure. Dissect out the ovule from the ovary of some common plant into a drop of water on a slide. Mount and observe the essen- tial parts of the ovule ; namely, the f uniculus, or stalk, the body of the ovule, and the micropyle.


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