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English: Fig. 17.—Transverse section of cortex and phlegm of oak (highly magnified). k, the periderm (cork), which has replaced the epidermis; c, collenchyma; d, cells of cortex containing crystals of oxalate of lime; s, schlerenchyma cells. All these belong to the cortex proper. Below these come the phloëm; b, b, groups of hard bast fibers; bp, phloëm-parenchyma; bs, medullary ray; e, cells containing crystals of oxalate of lime. (Luerssen.) |
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| Source | The Oak: A Popular Introduction to Forest-Botany |
| Author | H. Marshall Ward |
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