2/17/2010 1 STEM STEM Ontogenetic development Arrangement of Primary tissues Ontogenetic development Ontogenetic development Types of stem A. aerial B. sub-aerial C. underground Nature of stem/ Texture A. herbaceous B. woody Arrangement of primary tissues Arrangement of primary tissues 1. Epidermis 2. Cortex 3. Endodermis 4. Stele
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STEMSTEMOntogenetic developmentArrangement of Primary tissues
Ontogenetic developmentOntogenetic development
Types of stemA. aerialB. sub-aerialC. underground
Nature of stem/ TextureA. herbaceousB. woody
Arrangement of primary tissuesArrangement of primary tissues1. Epidermis2. Cortex3. Endodermis4. Stele
Delimits the cortex from the vascular cylinderNot usually developed in stemsConspicuous in vascular cryptogamsConspicuous in vascular cryptogams+ Lignin and suberin along radial and transverse walls Maturation: suberin lamellae on the entire inner surface of the walls + cellulose + lignin
Starch sheathStarch sheath
Young eudicot stemsHomologous to endodermis
Primary vascular systemPrimary vascular system
Vascular bundle Continous
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Vascular bundleVascular bundle
collateral bicollateral
Vascular bundleVascular bundle
CONCENTRIC
Amphivasal-- some monocots-- Aloe, Agavaceae
Amphicribral-- Pteridophytes
Vascular bundleVascular bundle
Closed- without vascular cambiumOpen
With vascular cambium- With vascular cambium
SteleSteleAnything inside the endodermisPericycle + vascular tissues + pith
Anomalous structuresAnomalous structures
Medullary bundlesCortical bundles
Types of steleTypes of stele
Illustrates various stages of evolution of primary vascular system
Endarch – differentation of metaxylemproceeds progressively towards the periphery (centrifugal– order of maturation))ExarchMesarchHow about the phloem?
Anatomy of the nodeAnatomy of the node
Leaf traceLeaf gap = “lacuna”
Classification (no of leaf gaps/leaf)Classification (no. of leaf gaps/leaf)1. Unilacunar2. Trilacunar -- primitive3. Multilacunar