Coriander leaf showing reticulate venation

Nov 08, 2018 • 3:28 AM UTC

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Coriander leaf shows reticulate venation as it is a dicot plant.When coriander leaf was observed under the foldscope the number of veinlets seen was very less compared to other leaves.This may be because coriander is a herbaceous plant and the veins need not carry water to longer height as in shrubs and trees.

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