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amphiphloic siphonostele

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A monostele type of siphonostele which appears in cross-section as 1 ring of phloem around the outside of the xylem and another around the inside of the xylem ring, but outside the pith. ...

amphiphloic siphonostele

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A Dictionary of Plant Sciences (4 ed.)

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2019
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Science and technology, Life Sciences
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43 words

... siphonostele A monostele type of siphonostele which appears in cross-section as one ring of phloem around the outside of the xylem and another around the inside of the xylem ring, but outside the pith . Compare ectophloic siphonostele...

amphiphloic siphonostele

amphiphloic siphonostele  

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A monostele type of siphonostele which appears in cross-section as 1 ring of phloem around the outside of the xylem and another around the inside of the xylem ring, but outside the pith. Compare ...
ectophloic siphonostele

ectophloic siphonostele  

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A monostele type of siphonostele in which a ring of xylem occurs around the pith, and a ring of phloem outside the xylem. Compare amphiphloic siphonostele.
siphonostele

siphonostele  

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One of 2 basic morphologies of stele, the other being protostele. Siphonosteles are the more highly developed form, being characterized by a cylinder of xylem and phloem surrounding a pith. ...
solenostele

solenostele  

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The most highly developed type of protostele; it is found in Selaginella, often arranged as a polystele. In ferns, and occasionally in Selaginella, the solenostele is amphiphloic, differing from ...
siphonostele

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A Dictionary of Plant Sciences (4 ed.)

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2019
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Science and technology, Life Sciences
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52 words

... One of 2 basic morphologies of stele , the other being protostele . Siphonosteles are the more highly developed form, being characterized by a cylinder of xylem and phloem surrounding a pith . Siphonosteles can be subdivided into amphiphloic siphonostele and ectophloic siphonostele . Compare dictyostele ; monostele...

ectophloic siphonostele

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A Dictionary of Plant Sciences (4 ed.)

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Science and technology, Life Sciences
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33 words

...siphonostele A monostele type of siphonostele in which a ring of xylem occurs around the pith , and a ring of phloem outside the xylem. Compare amphiphloic siphonostele...

solenostele

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A Dictionary of Plant Sciences (4 ed.)

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Current Version:
2019
Subject:
Science and technology, Life Sciences
Length:
80 words

...The most highly developed type of protostele ; it is found in Selaginella , often arranged as a polystele . In ferns, and occasionally in Selaginella , the solenostele is amphiphloic, differing from amphiphloic siphonostele in the absence of a pith , instead encompassing endodermal cells ( see endodermis ). In ferns, leaf gaps may occur, in which case the solenostele may become a reticulate network and, therefore, be termed a dictyostele . Compare actinostele ; haplostele ; hypophloic haplostele...

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