Plant Anatomy Part I, Phanerogams - English

Atlas of 30 Overhead-Transparencies size 22 x 28 cm, comprising 122 pictures of color photomicrographs and photomacrographs. With comprehensive interpretation text and 122 drawings and designs.

Cells Organelles: Raphide producing cells -Nuclear membrane, -Mitochondria and proplastids -Cells from leaf -
Plastids: Chloroplasts with grana -Chromoplasts -Starch grains with leucoplasts -
Cell Division in Hyacinth Root Tip Cells: -Interphase -Early and late prophase -Metaphase -Early and late anaphase -Early and late telophase -
Vacuole and Cell Wall: Plasmolysis -Medulla cells -Bordered pits -
Storage in the Cell: Spherosomes -Aleurone grains and oil -Tannine -Oxalate crystals -Meristem. Parenchyma. Aerenchyma.
Epidermis: Stem tip of onion -Parenchyma tissue -Aerenchyma -Epidermal cells from agave leaf -
Trichomes and Emergences: Papillae of petal -Glandular trichome -Stinging hair -Prickle of rose stem -
Supporting Tissue: Angular collenchyma -Lamellar collenchyma -Stone cells -Sclerenchyma fibres -
Conducting Tissue: Tracheids from Pinus wood -Vessel, fluorescence -Vessels with tyloses, -Sieve cells from Pinus bast -Sieve tubes, sieve plates -Callose on sieve plates -
Vascular Bundles and their Arrangement in the Stem: Closed collateral vascular bundle -Arrangement of vascular bundles -Vascular bundle, Ranunculus repens c.s. -Bicollateral, open vascular bundle -Concentric, amphivasal vascular bundle -Wheat stem c.s. -Convallaria rhizome c.s. -Secondary Growth of the Stem: Aristolochia, stem c.s. -do. cambium -do. older stem c.s. -Helianthus stem c.s. -Pinus Wood and Bast: Pinus wood c.s. -do. radial section -do. tangential section -Pinus bast -
Tilia Wood and Bast: Tilia wood c.s. -Bast of Tilia c.s. -Secondary Growth in Monocotyledons.
Periderm and Bark: Dracaena stem c.s. -Periderm of Sambucus c.s. -Lenticel -Pinus bark c.s. -Vegetative Stem Apex.
Structure of the Leaf: Vegetative stem apex of Elodea -Helleborus leaf c.s. -do. vascular bundles -Lower epidermis of tulip leaf -Stomata and Leaf Stalk: Stomata of Helleborus leaf -Leaf stalk of horse-chestnut c.s. -Abscission zone at the base of leaf stalk c.s. -
Leaf Structure and Habitat: Zea mays leaf c.s. -Sun and shade beech leaves c.s. -Oleander leaf c.s. -Pinus needle c.s. -
The Root: Tip of a hyacinth root -Rootcap with statoliths l.s. -Development of vascular bundles -Root hairs -Iris root c.s. -Central cylinder of Ranunculus root -Formation of lateral roots -Areal root of Dendrobium with Velamen c.s. -
Secondary Growth of the Root. Symbiosis: Root of Caltha c.s. of cambium -Pinus root c.s. -Root of Neottia with endomycorrhizae c.s. -Root nodule of lupin with bacteria c.s. -
The Flower: The lily flower c.s. -Cherry flower l.s. -Anther of lily c.s. -Pollen grain of lily c.s. -
Meiotic Division in Pollen Mother Cells of Lilium: Pollen mother cells c.s. -Leptotene -Zygotene -Pachytene -Diplotene -Diakinesis -Metaphase -Anaphase -Telophase -Tetrad of microspores -Division of the microspore nucleus.
Telophase -Structure of the Ovary. Embryo Sac: Ovary and ovules of lily c.s. -Mature embryo sac of the lily l.s. -Megaspore mother cell -Anaphase II of of megaspore mother cell -Pollen Tube.
Double Fertilization. Embryo and Endosperm: Pollen tube of lily and division of generative nucleus -Double fertilization in lily -Stages of embryo and endosperm, Capsella -Development of Seed and Fruit: Fruit with seeds of Capsella -Young apple fruit c.s. -Wheat caryopsis and embryo l.s.