The Microscopy of Vegetable Foods
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in length. In the inner half of each hair the lumen is broad, ' Free use has been made of the descriptions of Mitlacher, who has studied the cupule, pericarp, and spermoderm of Quercus sessiliflora.
ACORN.
303 but toward the apex it is reduced to a narrow line. At the base the hairs are somewhat constricted owing to pressure of adjoining cells.
2. Middle Layers. In a ground tissue of thin- or moderately thick- walled chlorophyl parenchyma are distributed numerous stone cells occurring either si...ngly or in small groups. These cells vary in form and are usually between 100 and 200 ix in diameter. The soHtary cells have thinner walls than those in groups and often contain crystal clusters of calcium oxalate. The bicollateral bundles are accompanied on the outer side by sclerenchyma fibers and rows of crystal chambers.
3. The Inner Epidermis is much hke the outer in structure.
Pericarp, i. The Epicarp (Fig. 244, epi; Fig. 245) on the lower part of the fruit is made up of cubical cells regularly arranged in rows, form- mes Fig.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
in length. In the inner half of each hair the lumen is broad, ' Free use has been made of the descriptions of Mitlacher, who has studied the cupule, pericarp, and spermoderm of Quercus sessiliflora.
ACORN.
303 but toward the apex it is reduced to a narrow line. At the base the hairs are somewhat constricted owing to pressure of adjoining cells.
2. Middle Layers. In a ground tissue of thin- or moderately thick- walled chlorophyl parenchyma are distributed numerous stone cells occurring either si...ngly or in small groups. These cells vary in form and are usually between 100 and 200 ix in diameter. The soHtary cells have thinner walls than those in groups and often contain crystal clusters of calcium oxalate. The bicollateral bundles are accompanied on the outer side by sclerenchyma fibers and rows of crystal chambers.
3. The Inner Epidermis is much hke the outer in structure.
Pericarp, i. The Epicarp (Fig. 244, epi; Fig. 245) on the lower part of the fruit is made up of cubical cells regularly arranged in rows, form- mes Fig.
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