Foldscopy of epidermal peel of Delonix leaflet
Oct 07, 2018 • 9:33 AM UTC
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Delonix belongs to fabaceae and is a tree of great economic importance. Leaves of Delonix tree are bipinnately compound. Each leaf bears 10-25 pairs of pinnae and each pinna bears oppositely arranged leaflets.
Epidermal peel of a leaflet was observed under foldscope.
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