Reticulate venation in a dicot leaf

Oct 07, 2018 • 1:04 AM UTC

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Presence of reticulate venation is an important diagnostic feature of a dicot leaf. The veins form an interconnecting network spread across the lamina. It was fascinating to observe the networking of veins under foldscope.

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