Vascular bundle is the isolated unit of the longitudinal strands of conducting tissues consisting essentially of xylem and phloem, frequently with a sheath of thick walled cells or other interspersed cells. Occurrence of Vascular Bundle: Vascular bundles are present in all plant organs, mainly in stem (including rhizomes or underground stems), leaves and roots (including […]
Vascular Bundle in Plants (With Diagram)
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Arrangements of Tissues in Leaves | Plants
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In this article we will discuss about the arrangements of tissues in leaves. Leaves are generally flat organs and to differentiate the two surfaces different terms are used. The surface that faces the stem upwardly is designated as upper surface or adaxial surface whereas the other surface is the lower or abaxial surface. Anatomically a […]
Vascular Bundle of Monocot Stem and Dicot Stem: Difference
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The upcoming discussion will update you about the difference between vascular bundle of monocot stem and vascular bundle of dicot stem. Difference # Vascular Bundle of Monocot Stem: 1. The vascular bundles are scattered in the ground tissue. 2. They are of different sizes, the smaller being restricted to peripheral sides. 3. They appear to […]
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