Anatomy of flowering plants 1 Set 6

Xylem ✘ Phloem ✘ Parenchyma ✘ Collenchyma ✔ NULL ✔ NULL NULL

Less stomata than adaxial epidermis ✘ More stomata than adaxial epidermis ✘ Equal stomata than adaxial epidermis ✘ Hairs to absorb the minerals ✔ NULL ✔ NULL NULL

Have cambium in between the primary and secondary xylem ✘ Have cambium in between the primary and secondary phloem ✘ Have cambium in between the xylem and phloem ✘ Don't have cambium in between xylem and phloem ✔ NULL ✔ NULL NULL

Amucilage canal ✘ A large-sized vessel ✘ Lysigenous water cavity ✘ Metaxylem ✔ NULL ✔ NULL NULL

Lenticels ✘ Hydathodes ✘ Rhytidome ✘ Bark ✔ NULL ✔ NULL NULL

Phaene ✘ Hydrilla ✘ Halophyte ✘ Xerophyte ✔ NULL ✔ NULL NULL

Presence of rays and fibres ✘ Absence of vessels and parenchyma ✘ Having dead and non-conducting elements ✘ Being susceptible to pests and pathogens ✔ NULL ✔ NULL NULL

Increasing the absorptive surface of the cell ✘ Checking transpiration ✘ Mechanical support ✘ Photosynthesis ✔ NULL ✔ NULL NULL

Intrafascicular cambium ✘ Interfascicular cambium ✘ Phellogen ✘ Intercalary meristem ✔ NULL ✔ NULL NULL

Numerous scattered ✘ Arranged in a ring ✘ Without cambium ✘ Surrounded by bundle sheath ✔ NULL ✔ NULL NULL