Fig. 1: Photographs of leaf epidermal cells (a), Abaxial surface of Vaccaryia pyramedica (20X); (b), Abaxial surface of Polygonum plebijum (40X); (c), Abaxial surface of Poa annua (40X); (d), Abaxial surface of Ochthochloa compressa (20X); (e), Adaxial surface of Lathyrus aphaca (40X); (f), Adaxial surface of Lycopersicon esculentum (20X)
Taxonomic diversity in epidermal cells of some sub-tropical plant species.
by Ahmad K., Khan M. A., Ahmad M., Shaheen N., Nazir A. (2010)
KHALID AHMAD, MIR AJAB KHAN, MUSHTAQ AHMAD, NIGHAT SHAHEEN, ABDUL NAZIR,
Department of plant sciences, Quaid-i-Azam University, Islamabad, Pakistan
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Fig. 2: Photographs of leaf epidermal cells (a), Adaxial surface of Melilotus indica (40X); (b), Abaxial surface of Melilotus indica (20X); (c), Adaxial surface of Vicia faba (40X); (d), Adaxial surface of Euphorbia helioscopia (40X); (e), Abaxial surface of Tribulus teristris (40X); (f), Abaxial surface of Polypogan monspeliensis (40X)
in Int. J. Agric. Biol. 12: 115–118 – ISSN Print: 1560–8530; ISSN Online: 1814–9596 –
ABSTRACT
A total of 40 angiosperm plant species from 38 genera of 22 families were investigated for the type and shape of leaf epidermal cells.
The result showed substantial variations in the type and shape of epidermal cells from straight to polygonal up to wavy.
The present results showed that the shape of leaf epidermal cells can not play its role in correlating the taxa but is significant in delimiting the related taxa.
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“某些亚热带植物物种表皮细胞的分类多样性”
PERPLEXITY
“A diversidade taxonômica em células epidérmicas de algumas espécies de plantas sub-tropicais”
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