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solenostele Quick reference
A Dictionary of Plant Sciences (4 ed.)
... 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...

solenostele

actinostele

polystele

haplostele

hypophloic haplostele

protostele

Matoniaceae

actinostele Quick reference
A Dictionary of Plant Sciences (4 ed.)
...A monostele type of protostele in which the cross-section of the xylem is star-shaped or lobed. Compare hypophloic haplostele ; haplostele ; solenostele...

haplostele Quick reference
A Dictionary of Plant Sciences (4 ed.)
... ( ectophloic protostele ) A monostele type of protostele in which in cross-section the xylem occurs as a central strand surrounded by the phloem . Compare actinostele ; hypophloic haplostele ; solenostele...

hypophloic haplostele Quick reference
A Dictionary of Plant Sciences (4 ed.)
...haplostele ( collateral protostele ) A monostele type of protostele in which in cross-section the xylem occurs as a single strand with the phloem beneath it. Compare actinostele ; haplostele ; solenostele...

polystele Quick reference
A Dictionary of Plant Sciences (4 ed.)
...A dictyostele in which in cross-section several xylems occur as single strands, each surrounded by a phloem and each unit being a haplostele type of protostele . Compare atactostele ; eustele ; plectostele ; solenostele...

protostele Quick reference
A Dictionary of Plant Sciences (4 ed.)
...steles , the other being siphonostele . Protosteles are the more primitive, being characterized by a single strand of xylem in the centre of the stem or root, and lacking a pith . Protosteles can be subdivided into actinostele , hypophloic haplostele, haplostele , and solenostele . Compare dictyostele ; monostele...

Anemiaceae Quick reference
A Dictionary of Plant Sciences (4 ed.)
... (order Schizaeales ) A family of ferns that have rhizomes with a dictyostele or solenostele , and tetrahedral spores . It is one of the most ancient fern families, with fossils from the Jurassic . There is 1 genus with 130 species found in the Neotropics, Africa, Madagascar, the Mascarenes, and...

Matoniaceae Quick reference
A Dictionary of Plant Sciences (4 ed.)
..., have a characteristic dichotomous branching which produces a fan-like form. The sori are gradate , superficial, rounded, and on the underside of the pinnae ; unlike the related Gleicheniaceae , they have rounded indusia . The anatomy of the rhizome is a complex solenostele , with several concentric cylinders of vascular tissue. There are 2 genera, with 4 species, found in...

soleno- Reference library
The New Oxford Dictionary for Scientific Writers and Editors (2 ed.)
... ( solen- before vowels) Prefix denoting a tube (e.g. solenocyte, solenostele,...
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