The Oat Plant Its Histology And Development
The Oat Plant Its Histology And Development
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Transection of a pedicel. X27.
(cl = chlorenchyma; pv = pulvinus; scl = sclerenchyma; tr = trichome) 1961} HISTOLOGY AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE OAT PLANT 49 G H I (Fig. 14. See opposite page for legend) 50 BULLETIN No. 672 [June, higher order. When the number of vascular bundles in the branches reaches the minimum number given above for the internodes of the main axis, they behave as described for the main axis.
The pulvinus is a cushion-like structure located on the upper (adaxial) side of lateral... branches of various orders at a point just above the juncture of each branch with its parent axis (Arber, 1934; Deam, 1929). At anthesis the pulvinus enlarges and forces the branches from an erect toward a horizontal position with reference to the main axis of the panicle. The pulvinus is largest on first-order branches and decreases from the lower to the higher order branches. The pulvinus on the first-order branch of the basal group is larger than the one on the first-order branch above it. They become progres- sively smaller toward the apex of the panicle.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Transection of a pedicel. X27.
(cl = chlorenchyma; pv = pulvinus; scl = sclerenchyma; tr = trichome) 1961} HISTOLOGY AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE OAT PLANT 49 G H I (Fig. 14. See opposite page for legend) 50 BULLETIN No. 672 [June, higher order. When the number of vascular bundles in the branches reaches the minimum number given above for the internodes of the main axis, they behave as described for the main axis.
The pulvinus is a cushion-like structure located on the upper (adaxial) side of lateral... branches of various orders at a point just above the juncture of each branch with its parent axis (Arber, 1934; Deam, 1929). At anthesis the pulvinus enlarges and forces the branches from an erect toward a horizontal position with reference to the main axis of the panicle. The pulvinus is largest on first-order branches and decreases from the lower to the higher order branches. The pulvinus on the first-order branch of the basal group is larger than the one on the first-order branch above it. They become progres- sively smaller toward the apex of the panicle.
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