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A. T.S. stem of seedling showing leaf traces. (× 100.)
B. T.S. bark of mature plant showing living and lignified phloem, lignified and non-lignified cortical cells, phelloderm and lenticel. (× 35.)
C. T.S. bark from subterranean root, Shows cork, phelloderm, lignified zone, and living phloem. (× 48.)
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A. T.S. secondary xylem of stem, showing one annual ring. (× 43.)
B. L.S. secondary xylem of stem showing multiseriate and uniseriate rays. (× 43.)
C. T.S. secondary xylem of exposed root showing one annual ring. (× 43.)
D. T.S. secondary xylem of buried root. (× 43.)
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