Carpenter, William Benjamin, 1813-1885 · London : John Churchill · leaf 467
and below, whilst theyadhere closely to each other laterally, so as to form a con-tinnons stratum (Eig, 184, a, a). Their shape is different inalmost every tribe of Plants; thus in the cuticle of the Yucca(Mg. l^Qi)Jndian Com (Fig. 181), Iris (Eig. 183), and mostother Monocotyledons, the ceUs are… … Portion of the Cuticle of the inferior surface of the Leaf of theApple, with the layer of parenchyma m immediate contact with it:—a, a, elongated cells of the cuticle overljdng the veins or nerves ofthe leaf; b, h, ordinary cuticle-cells overlying the parenchyma; c, e,stomata; d, d, green cells of…
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