MORPHOANATOMICAL CHARACTERS OF MEDICINAL PLANTS IN MANNAR REGION
Jun 05, 2018 • 4:26 AM UTC
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S SHARMILA
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Foldscope is so affordable and can easy to used anywhere, it brings science to our daily life activities. I’m looking forward to work with the foldscope it is very easy to carry and handling a foldsope is innovative learning to me.
With the help of foldscope I observed anatomical characters in plant stem and also studied the trichome morphology. This experience was amazing to me.
Anatomy – 1 Acalypha indica Linn.
My first anatomical section was taken from Acalypha indica Linn. commonly called as Indian copperleaf belongs to the family Euphorbiaceae
Habit of Acalypha indica
With the help of foldscope I observed anatomical characters in plant stem and also studied the trichome morphology. This experience was amazing to me.
Anatomy – 1 Acalypha indica Linn.
My first anatomical section was taken from Acalypha indica Linn. commonly called as Indian copperleaf belongs to the family Euphorbiaceae
Habit of Acalypha indica
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Here is the first foldscope image….
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T.S of Acalypha indica stem
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Beautiful view of Unicellular trichome
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View of Vascular bundles Important characters:
Presence of thick cuticle and non-glandular unicellular trichomes in epidermal region. Followed by 2-3 layers of collenchyma and rest are parenchymatous cortex. With the help of foldscope I have clearly observed the continuous ring of vascular tissues made up of xylem and phloem. With the support of foldscope under high magnification I clearly viewed Sphaeraphides and glandular matter in cortex and pith region.
Anatomy – 2 Adhatoda vasica Nees .
Presence of thick cuticle and non-glandular unicellular trichomes in epidermal region. Followed by 2-3 layers of collenchyma and rest are parenchymatous cortex. With the help of foldscope I have clearly observed the continuous ring of vascular tissues made up of xylem and phloem. With the support of foldscope under high magnification I clearly viewed Sphaeraphides and glandular matter in cortex and pith region.
Anatomy – 2 Adhatoda vasica Nees .
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Habit of Adhatoda vasica Nees
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I went side to the tree and got a good look at that thin low branches that hold flowers
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Blooming twig Adhatoda vasica commonly called as Malabar nut belongs to the family Acanthaceae.
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T.S of Adhatoda vasica stem – Foldscope image
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Important characters:
I adjusted focus ramp in foldscope I clearly seen the vascular bundle they are arranged in siphonostele pattern which encloses a wide central pith. Starch grains and calcium oxalate crystals are seen in the middle region under high zoom foldscope image. Euphorbia hirta L.
I adjusted focus ramp in foldscope I clearly seen the vascular bundle they are arranged in siphonostele pattern which encloses a wide central pith. Starch grains and calcium oxalate crystals are seen in the middle region under high zoom foldscope image. Euphorbia hirta L.
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Aerial view of Euphorbia hirta Trichomes:
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This is my eminent pic in foldscope I have never taken before – Trichome I really surprised to view the single trichome in the outer region which is multicellular and uniseriate.
At that time I awe to capture that adorable pic in my mobile phone with the help of foldscope.
So I greatfully acknowledge Dr. Manu prakash Ms. Christine Q Kurinara, and the prakash lab at Stanford university for encouraging and supporting me in this project.
I also thank department of biotechnology for providing me the wonderful opportunity to exposure myself in foldscope.
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At that time I awe to capture that adorable pic in my mobile phone with the help of foldscope.
So I greatfully acknowledge Dr. Manu prakash Ms. Christine Q Kurinara, and the prakash lab at Stanford university for encouraging and supporting me in this project.
I also thank department of biotechnology for providing me the wonderful opportunity to exposure myself in foldscope.
Dr. S. SHARMILA (required) drsharmilas@yahoo.com (required) Website Give me more suggestions about plant anatomy foldscope pics... Submit
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