Studies on the structure and function of laticiferous tissue

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MEENA

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Ludhiana PAU 1986Edition: Botany COBHDescription: 63, 12LSubject(s):

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T 581.82 M52S

Summary: The present investigation describes the structure, developmental!( functional aspects of laticiferous tissue in Alstonia scholaris Laticifers of A.scholaris are of branched non-ar1iculated type and develop from meristematic tissue and elongate with the de

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The present investigation describes the structure, developmental!( functional aspects of laticiferous tissue in Alstonia scholaris Laticifers of A.scholaris are of branched non-ar1iculated type and develop from meristematic tissue and elongate with the de

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