STEM & LEAF MORPHOLOGY

Modification Of Sub-Aerial Stem|Modification Of Aerial Stem|The Leaf|Types Of Leaf|OMR

Leaf|Leaf Veination|Types Of Leaf|Types Of Pinnately Compound Leaf |Types Of Palmately Compound Leaf |Phyllotaxy|Modification Of Leaf

Morphology OF flowering plants :Morphology and Modification Functions OF 1. Root 2. Stem 3. Leaf 4.Inflorescence 5. Flower 6. Fruit 7. Seed Angiosperm Families

6. Structural Organization In Flowering Plants - Morphology Of Stem

Anatomy Of Stem|Anatomy Of Leaf|Secondary Growth|OMR

Plants Tissues|Types Of Tissues |Section Of Stem|Epidermal Tissue Stem|Epidermal Tissue - Leaf|Leaf Cross Section|Epidermal Tissue - Root

Vegetative Propagation|Types of Vegetative Propagation|Stem|Subaerial Stem|Aerial|Leaf|Roots|Bulbil|Artificial Methods

Vegetative Propagation|Types of Vegetative Propagation|Stem|Subaerial Stem|Aerial|Leaf|Roots|Bulbil|Artificial Methods

Anatomy OF flowering plants : Anatomy Introduction Plant Tissues: On The Basis OF Function Plant Tissues, On The Basis OF Location Anatomy OF (a) Dicot Stem and monocot Stem (b) Dicot Root and Monocot Root (c) Dorsiventral Leaf and Isobilateral Leaf,

Assertion : Leaf in Opuntia functions for the storage of sugars . Reason : Sugar is transported from leaves in Opuntia and gets stored in stem .