Primary microscopy and biology. A text book for the use of students in high schools, normal schools and academies (1890)
Schneider, Albert, 1863- [from old catalog] · Fairbury, Ill., The Blade printing office · leaf 103
tions of these white spots and mount inwater. Look for the cambium and superimposed looselyconnected corky cells protruding through the rupture in theepidermis. The spaces between the loosely connected cellsare filled with air thus admitting it to the inner tissue of thestem. Lenticels thus takes… … a, epidermis ; b, cork cells ; c, cork cambium ; d, rind parenchy-ma ; e, typical sclerenchyma cells ; f and g, method of forminglaticiferous tubes ; h, calcium oxalate crystals; a, b, c, d, e, tip offern rootlet; x 180. The cork cells are formed from the cork cambium shownat c, fig. 4. The…
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