The upcoming discussion will update you about the difference between shoot apical meristem and floral meristem. Difference # Shoot Apical Meristem: 1. It forms vegetative organs of a plant. 2. It has indefinite growth. 3. It promotes longitudinal growth of the axis. 4. It has unlimited life. It produces vegetative organs continuously. 5. It is […]
Shoot Apical Meristem and Floral Meristem | Plants
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Formation of Floral Organs | Flowers
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The formation of flower or an inflorescence occurs during and after the transition of shoot apex to flowering phase. The introduction of scan electron microscope has greatly advanced the study of development of floral organs in a flower and floral primordia in an inflorescence. In an inflorescence apex a series of small, leaf-like primordia of […]
Top 7 Applications of Plant Anatomy | Botany
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The following points highlight the top seven applications of plant anatomy. The applications are: 1. Enables to Identify Fragmentary Plant Materials 2. Enables to Detect Adulterants in Crude Drugs 3. Enables to Identify Wood 4. Enables to Identify Archaeological Plant Remains 5. Applied Aspects of Meristem Culture 6. Provides Evidences in Forensic Investigation 7. Provides […]
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