I L Kothari
Articles written in Proceedings – Plant Sciences
Volume 88 Issue 6 November 1979 pp 473-478
Seed and Seedling anatomy of
Seed structure and seedling anatomy of
Volume 89 Issue 3 June 1980 pp 169-172
Anomalous stomatal features in great millet
J D Patel I L Kothari K Vishnu Bhat
The abnormalities in morphology, number, size and position of subsidiary cells, stomatal complexes and guard cells in the leaf epidermis of
Volume 89 Issue 6 December 1980 pp 491-496
Histopathology of rotting fruits of orange and guava
S B Desai I L Kothari J D Patel
Histopathological aspects of orange and guava are studied. The rotten orange pericarp shows distorted epidermis. The outer pericarp cell layers show spores of pathogenic fungi. The general cellular organisation is disturbed. Oil ducts get collapsed and the lignin deposits on the walls of tracheids are degenerated. In guava, small and large cavities are formed in the outer pericarp. The most interesting feature was the presence of very thick-walled sclereids in the pulp of rotten guava.
Volume 91 Issue 4 August 1982 pp 297-301
Pericarpial sclereids in some Mimosaceae
S Rangaiah I L Kothari G L Shah
Structure, ontogeny and distribution of sclereids in the pericarp of seven species of mimosaceae are studied. Their occurrence is recorded in the epidermis hypodermis, mesocarp and endocarp. They may be macrosclereids or brachysclereids. Their structure and ontogeny are described and their taxonomic utility is pointed out.
Volume 94 Issue 1 March 1985 pp 1-9
The structure of the pod in two species of
S Rangayya I L Kothari G L Shah
The structure of the stipe and basal, middle and apical regions of the pod is described. The older stipe shows secondary growth as in a dicotyledonous stem. The stipe at its junction with the valves shows three vascular bundles, one large and two small, arranged in a triangular manner, with 3–5 lateral bundles in
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