. The elements of botany for beginners and for schools. Botany. 138 VEGETABLE LIFE AND WOEK. [SECTION 16. needle-shiipcd (rhapliidcs), as in stalks of Calla-Lily, Rhubarb, or Four- o'clock, they are usually packed in sheaf-like buudlcs. (Fig. 465, 46G.) § 3. ANATOMY OF ROOTS AND STEMS, 423. This is so nearly the same that an account of the internal structure of steins may serve for the root also. 424. At the begiuuiug, either in the embryo or in an incipient shoot from a bud, the whole stem is of tender cellular tissue or parenchyma. But wood (consisting of wood-cells and ducts or vessels) beg
. The elements of botany for beginners and for schools. Botany. 138 VEGETABLE LIFE AND WOEK. [SECTION 16. needle-shiipcd (rhapliidcs), as in stalks of Calla-Lily, Rhubarb, or Four- o'clock, they are usually packed in sheaf-like buudlcs. (Fig. 465, 46G.) § 3. ANATOMY OF ROOTS AND STEMS, 423. This is so nearly the same that an account of the internal structure of steins may serve for the root also. 424. At the begiuuiug, either in the embryo or in an incipient shoot from a bud, the whole stem is of tender cellular tissue or parenchyma. But wood (consisting of wood-cells and ducts or vessels) begins to be formed in the earliest growth ; and is from the first arranged in two ways, making two general kinds of wood. The difference is obvious even in herbs, but is more conspicuous in the enduring stems of shrubs and trees. 425. On one or the other of these two types the stems of all plianero- gamous plants are constructed. In one, the wood is made up of separate threads, scattered liere and there throughout the whole diameter of the stem. In the other, the wood is all collected to form a layer (in a slice across the stem appearing as a ring) between a central cellular part which has none in it, the Pith, and an outer cellular part, the Bark. 426. An Asparagus-shoot and a Corn-stalk for herbs, and a rattan for a woody kind, represent the first kind. To it belong all plants with monocotyledonous em- bryo (40). A Bean-stalk and ihe stem of any com- mon shrub or tree rep- resent the second ; and. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original Gray, Asa, 1810-1888. New York : American Book Company
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