10.FOLIAR ANATOMY OF SOME UNINVESTIGATED SPECIES OF CONVOLVULACEAE By S.K. TAYADE AND D.A. PATIL

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  •  S.K. TAYADE AND D.A. PATIL

Abstract

The present paper communicates leaf anatomy of some species of Convolvulaceae.In all, seven genera
and thirteen species have been surveyed for anatomical features in detail. They have been investigated
regarding epidermis, mesophyll and midrib region. The leaves are generally bifacial. The vascular tissue
received in the midrib region is generally resolved into an arc. The arc is mostly crescent-shaped and cupshaped
in few cases. The arcs are generally prominent and bicollateral. The vascular arc is generally
capped abaxially by sclerenchymatous layers. It is single layered, however in few cases, it is one or two
layered. Sometimes, trichomes occur in some species on the epidermis.
KEY WORD: Leaf, Anatomy, Convolvulaceae.

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 S.K. TAYADE AND D.A. PATIL

FOLIAR ANATOMY OF SOME UNINVESTIGATED SPECIES OF
CONVOLVULACEAE
 S.K. TAYADE AND D.A. PATIL
POST-GRADUATE DEPARTMENT OF BOTANY, P.S.G.V.P. MANDAL’S ARTS, SCIENCE
AND COMMERCE COLLEGE, SHAHADA-425409, DISTRICT-NANDURBAR, (M.S.), INDIA.
drsktayade@gmail.com
POST GRADUATE DEPARTMENT OF BOTANY, S.S.V.P.S’S L.K.DR.P.R. GHOGERY
SCIENCE COLLEGE, DHULE-424005, (M.S.) INDIA
dapatil_10aug@yahoo.com

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2012-03-01

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ANDD.A.PATIL, S.K.T. (2012). 10.FOLIAR ANATOMY OF SOME UNINVESTIGATED SPECIES OF CONVOLVULACEAE By S.K. TAYADE AND D.A. PATIL. LIFE SCIENCES LEAFLETS, 25, 75 to 86. Retrieved from https://petsd.org/ojs/index.php/lifesciencesleaflets/article/view/281

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Vol. 25 (2012): MARCH, 2012.....ISSN 0976 - 1098(ON LINE) ISSN 2277 - 4297(PRINT)

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