[adrian d bell] plant form an illustrated guide (bookfi org)

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Grass morphology: Combinations of these distinctive features are to be found in different

bamboo

species (195e, g).

The non-woody and non-persistent underground parts of other members of the grass family often

show similar morphologies to those found in bamboos (181d), and both form comparable branching patterns

to the

the

rhizome systems of

gingers (311).

Fig. 195.

Bamboo rhizome

types.

Redrawn from McClure

(1966). a) pachymorph; b) pachymorph, long neck; c)

metamorph axis type 1 d) leptomorph; e) pachymorph, long neck and metamorph type 1 f) metamorph axis type 2; g) ;

;

leptomorph and pachymorph, short neck. Axb: Ln: long neck.

type

2. Sis:

M: metamorph type

1

.

axillary

Mm: metamorph

scale leaf scar. Sn: short neck.

bud.

bamboo rhizome

I

195


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