MORPHO ANATOMICAL STUDIES OF LEAVES OF Urena ... - IJPI
MORPHO ANATOMICAL STUDIES OF LEAVES OF Urena ... - IJPI
MORPHO ANATOMICAL STUDIES OF LEAVES OF Urena ... - IJPI
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INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL <strong>OF</strong><br />
RESEARCH ARTICLE<br />
PHARMACEUTICAL INNOVATIONS ISSN 2249-1031<br />
broad hemispheres as of narrow areas of<br />
collenchymas occur on the adaxial and<br />
abaxial part of the midrib. The vascular<br />
strand single collateral, with an arc of<br />
sclerenchyma cells adjacent to the phloem<br />
[Fig 2(1&2)]. Sessile, stellate trichomes<br />
with seven or more hairs arising from<br />
rosettes of epidermal cells are frequent on<br />
petiole and leaf (Fig 2 C&D). The stomata<br />
are paracytic and the epidermal cells are<br />
wavy (Fig 3 A&B) and (Fig 4 A&B).<br />
Ads: Adaxial side, AdE: Adaxial<br />
Epidermis, AbE:-Abaxial Epidermis, Ep:<br />
Epidermis,<br />
Col: Collenchyma, GT: Ground Tissue,<br />
La: Lamina, MR: Midrib, Sc:<br />
Sclerenchyma, VB Vascular Bundle, SM:<br />
Sponge Mesophyll, Ph: Phloem, PM:<br />
Palliside Mesophyll, Tr: Trichome, X:<br />
Xylem<br />
Fig 2. Anatomy of the leaf of <strong>Urena</strong><br />
lobata Linn<br />
A: - Transvers section of Leaf,<br />
B:- Transvers section of Leaf through<br />
Midrib,<br />
C& D: - A portion of Lamina showing<br />
Trichomes<br />
Fig 3. Enlarged epidermal Trichomes<br />
A: - Rosette basal cells of the epidermal<br />
trichomes,<br />
B: - Stellate trichomes magnified<br />
Ar: Arm, RC: Rosette Cell, BC: Basal<br />
Cell<br />
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