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Stem Submerged Dicot Nymphaea

Herbaceous Dicot Vine Cucurbita

Herbaceous Dicot Vine Cucurbita

Herbaceous Dicot Vine Cucurbita

Herbaceous Dicot Vine Cucurbita

Herbaceous Dicot Vine Cucurbita

Herbaceous Dicot Vine Cucurbita

Herbaceous Dicot Vine Xylem Vessels In Cucurbita

Herbaceous Dicot Vine Cucurbita

tree trunk block

Herbaceous Dicot Vine Vascular Bundles In Cucurbita

Herbaceous Dicot Stem Parenchymatous Pith In Older Helianthus

Fabaceae dicot leaves

Herbaceous Dicot Vine Xylem Vessels In Cucurbita

Primary Xylem And Phloem The Herbaceous Dicot Stem Helianthus

Herbaceous Dicot Vine P-protein Plugs In Phloem Cucurbita

Unidentified dicot, Eocene, Green River Formation - Natural History Museum of Utah - DSC07184

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Unidentified dicot, Eocene, Green River Formation - Natural History Museum of Utah - DSC07182

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Unidentified dicot, Eocene, Green River Formation - Natural History Museum of Utah - DSC07186

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Unidentified dicot, Eocene, Green River Formation - Natural History Museum of Utah - DSC07191

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Unidentified dicot, Eocene, Green River Formation - Natural History Museum of Utah - DSC07193

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Unidentified dicot, Eocene, Green River Formation - Natural History Museum of Utah - DSC07188

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Cross section: Pelargonium
Common name: Storksbill Geranium
Magnification: 100x
Unlike most herbaceous dicots, Pelargonium is capable of secondary growth in dermal and vascular tissues.
The young stem

pelargoniums plants

Cross section: Pelargonium
Common name: Storksbill Geranium
Magnification: 100x
Unlike most herbaceous dicots, Pelargonium is capable of secondary growth in dermal and vascular tissues.
The young stem

pelargoniums plants

Cross section: Pelargonium
Common name: Storksbill Geranium
Magnification: 100x
Unlike most herbaceous dicots, Pelargonium is capable of secondary growth in dermal and vascular tissues.
A cortex of pa

pelargoniums plants

Cross section: Pelargonium
Common name: Storksbill Geranium
Magnification: 100x
Unlike most herbaceous dicots, Pelargonium is capable of secondary growth in dermal and vascular tissues.
The young stem

pelargoniums plants

Cross section: Pelargonium
Common name: Storksbill Geranium
Magnification: 40x
Unlike most herbaceous dicots, Pelargonium is capable of secondary growth in dermal and vascular tissues.
The young stem

pelargoniums plants

Cross section: Pelargonium
Common name: Storksbill Geranium
Magnification: 100x
Unlike most herbaceous dicots, Pelargonium is capable of secondary growth in dermal and vascular tissues.
The young stem

pelargoniums plants

Cross section: Pelargonium
Common name: Storksbill Geranium
Magnification: 100x
Unlike most herbaceous dicots, Pelargonium is capable of secondary growth in dermal and vascular tissues.
The young stem

pelargoniums plants

cross section: Richinus stem
magnification: 100x
Like many herbaceous dicots, Richinus is capable of a small amount of secondary growth.
The epidermis in Richinus consists of a single layer of well cu

castor oil plant plants

cross section: Richinus stem
common name: castor bean
magnification: 100x
Like many herbaceous dicots, Richinus is capable of a small amount of secondary growth.
The epidermis in Richinus consists of

castor oil plant plants

cross section: Richinus stem
common name: castor bean
magnification: 40x
Like many herbaceous dicots, Richinus is capable of a small amount of secondary growth.
The epidermis in Richinus consists of a

castor oil plant plants

cross section: Richinus stem
magnification: 100x
Like many herbaceous dicots, Richinus is capable of a small amount of secondary growth.
The epidermis in Richinus consists of a single layer of well cu

cross section: Richinus stem
common name: castor bean
magnification: 40x
Like many herbaceous dicots, Richinus is capable of a small amount of secondary growth.
The epidermis in Richinus consists of a

cross section: Richinus stem
common name: castor bean
magnification: 400x
Like many herbaceous dicots, Richinus is capable of a small amount of secondary growth.
The epidermis in Richinus consists of

castor oil plant plants

cross section: Richinus stem
magnification: 100x
Like many herbaceous dicots, Richinus is capable of a small amount of secondary growth.
The epidermis in Richinus consists of a single layer of well cu

cross section: Richinus stem
magnification: 100x
Like many herbaceous dicots, Richinus is capable of a small amount of secondary growth.
The epidermis in Richinus consists of a single layer of well cu

castor oil plant plants

cross section: Richinus stem
magnification: 100x
Like many herbaceous dicots, Richinus is capable of a small amount of secondary growth.
The epidermis in Richinus consists of a single layer of well cu

castor oil plant plants

cross section: Richinus stem
common name: castor bean
magnification: 100x
Like many herbaceous dicots, Richinus is capable of a small amount of secondary growth.
The epidermis in Richinus consists of

castor oil plant plants

cross section: Richinus stem
magnification: 100x
Like many herbaceous dicots, Richinus is capable of a small amount of secondary growth.
The epidermis in Richinus consists of a single layer of well cu

castor oil plant plants

Mangrove Growth

magnoliophyta flora

Water Lily

magnoliidae flora

Water Lily

magnoliidae flora

Submerged Dicot Stem: Xylem Elements in Nymphaea

Herbaceous Dicot Stem: Late Season Trifolium

Apple

agriculture human

Dead Avicennia

acanthaceae asteridae

Chokeberry

Dead Rhizophora

magnoliophyta flora

Woody Dicot Stem: Tangential Section Quercus 400x

Quilembay (Chuquiraga Avellanedae)

Orange

agriculture citrus

Chuquiraga Hystrix

Rhizophora Stylosa Leaf

magnoliophyta flora

Rhizophora Stylosa Propagule

magnoliophyta flora

Lumnitzera Racemosa Fruit

combretaceae flora

Bead Samphire (Tecticornia Flabelliformis)

amaranthaceae australia

Bruguiera Gymnorrhiza Flower

bruguiera flora

Rhizophora Stylosa Fruit

magnoliophyta flora

Rhizophora Stylosa Flower

magnoliophyta flora

Lumnitzera Racemosa Leaf

combretaceae flora

Lumnitzera Racemosa Fruit

combretaceae flora

Ceriops Australis Leaf

australia ceriops

Lumnitzera Racemosa Flower

combretaceae flora

Ceriops Australis Flower

australia ceriops

Alfalfa with Roots

agriculture fabaceae

Casuarina Spp

Sweet Potato Plot

agriculture asteridae

Slender Spiderflower (Cleome Multicaulis)

capparaceae america

Sweet Potato Plantation

agriculture asteridae

Excoecaria Agallocha Leaf

euphorbiaceae australia

Russian Olive (Elaegnus Angustifolia)

elaeagnaceae elaegnus

Samphire (Sarcocornia)

caryophyllales caryophyllidae

Eucalypt (Eucalyptus)

angiosperm eucalyptus

Eucalypt (Eucalyptus)

angiosperm eucalyptus

Russian Olive Leaves (Elaegnus Angustifolia)

elaegnaceae elaegnus

Pisonia (Pisonia)

Bee Balm (Monarda)

asteridae america

Bee Balm Flowers (Monarda)

asteridae america

Rhizophora Mucronata

magnoliophyta flora

Kiwi Fruit

actinidiaceae actinidia

Samphire (Tecticornia)

caryophyllales amaranthaceae

Blanketflower (Gaillardia Aristata)

asteraceae america

Kiwi Fruit

actinidiaceae actinidia

Woody Dicot Root: Vascular Cylinder in Quercus

Pua Pilo (Capparis Sandwichiana)

capparaceae capparales

Birch (Betula)

Chestnut Oak (Quercus Montana)

fagaceae america

Chestnut Oak Leaves (Quercus Montana)

fagaceae america

Ala Ala Wai Nui (Peperomia)

Eucalypt (Eucalyptus)

Woody Dicot Root: Quercus

Bur Marigold (Bidens)

asteraceae america

Chestnut Oak with Roots (Quercus Montana)

fagaceae america

Soybeans

agriculture fabaceae

Common Water Crowfoot (Ranunculus Aquatilis)

magnoliidae flora

Cotton Boll

agriculture dilleniidae

Golden Beard Penstemon (Penstemon Barbatus)

asteridae flora

Common Mullein (Verbascum Thapsus)

asteridae flora

Coontail (Ceratophyllum Demersum)

ceratophyllaceae ceratophyllum

Arrowwood Viburnum (Viburnum Dentatum)

asteridae america

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