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Anatomy of flowering plants

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  • Anatomy of flowering plants
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    • 2.1
      Introduction
    • 2.2
      Objectives
    • 2.3
      The tissues
    • 2.4
      Meristematic tissue
    • 2.5
      Meristematic tissue
    • 2.6
      Permanent tissue
    • 2.7
      Simple tissue
    • 2.8
      Collenchyma
    • 2.9
      Sclerenchyma
    • 2.10
      Types of sclerenchyma
    • 2.11
      Complex tissues
    • 2.12
      Xylem
    • 2.13
      Types of xylem
    • 2.14
      Types of xylem
    • 2.15
      Primary xylem
    • 2.16
      Phloem
    • 2.17
      Types of phloem
    • 2.18
      Types of phloem
    • 2.19
      The tissue system
    • 2.20
      Epidermal tissue system
    • 2.21
      The ground tissue system
    • 2.22
      The vascular tissue system
    • 2.23
      The vascular tissue system
    • 2.24
      Anotomy
    • 2.25
      Monocotyledeneous root
    • 2.26
      Dicotyledonous
    • 2.27
      Monocotyledonous
    • 2.28
      Dorsivental leaf
    • 2.29
      Dorsivental leaf
    • 2.30
      Isobilateral leaf
    • 2.31
      Secondary growth
    • 2.32
      Vascular cambium
    • 2.33
      Activity of the cambial ring
    • 2.34
      Spring wood and autumn wood
    • 2.35
      Heartwood and sapwood
    • 2.36
      Cork cambium
    • 2.37
      Bark
    • 2.38
      Secondary growth in roots
    • 2.39
      Did you know
    • 2.40
      Summary
    • 2.41
      Summary – 1
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