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The sample included 17 herbs, 3 shrubs, 6 climbers, and 6 trees.
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e0“17 species were herbs, 3 were shrubs 6 were climbers and 6 were trees.”
Title
LEAF STRUCTURAL CHARACTERISTICS OF IMPORTANT MEDICINAL PLANTS
P Santhan International Journal of Research in Ayurveda and Pharmacy 2014. doi:10.7897/2277-4343.056137
Other claims from this paper (14)
- Observation Compound leaves occurred in five species.
- Observation Four species were hydrophytes.
- Observation Anamocytic stomata occurred in 12 species.
- Observation Paracytic stomata occurred in eight species.
- Observation Diacytic stomata occurred in six species.
- Observation Anisocytic stomata occurred in five species.
- Observation Cystolith crystals occurred in 14 species.
- Observation Leaves were glabrous in 20 species.
- Observation Aegle marmelos had distinctive stomata and resin canals.
- Observation Cinnamomum tamala had distinctive stomata, epidermal cells and venation.
- Observation Lagerstroemia speciosa had a two layered epidermis.
- Observation Mangifera indica had larger guard cells.
- Observation Indigofera tinctoria and Tephrosia purpurea had a single colorless layer between palisade and spongy tissue.
- Observation Trichome structure varied among leaves and was useful for identifying powdered drugs.