- the inside. The
endodermis is the
boundary between the
cortex and the stele. In many
seedless plants, such as ferns, the
endodermis is a
distinct layer...
-
secondary growth, the
roots commonly develop only
endodermis with
Casparian strips. In many of those, the
endodermis is
later discarded,
together with the cortex...
-
cylinder of
parenchyma or
sclerenchyma cells that lies just
inside the
endodermis and is the
outer most part of the
stele of plants.[citation needed] Although...
-
outside the
endodermis must be
actively transported across an
endodermal cell
membrane to
enter or exit the
endodermis. Once
inside the
endodermis, the ions...
-
innermost layer of the
cortex in the
roots of
vascular plants is the
endodermis. The
endodermis is
responsible for
storing starch as well as
regulating the transport...
-
defines the
outermost boundary of the stele.
Outside the
stele lies the
endodermis,
which is the
innermost cell
layer of the cortex. The
concept of the stele...
- Geldner's
research at the
University of
Lausanne is
focused on root
endodermis,
specifically the
formation of the
Casparian strips and
suberin lamellae...
-
cells of the epidermis, the
outermost layer,
through the
cortex into the
endodermis. Once
solutes in the soil
water reach the
endodermal cells through apoplastic...
- trichomes. A
cortex consisting of
hypodermis (collenchyma cells) and
endodermis (starch
containing cells) is
present above the
pericycle and vascular...
- the form of hydroids, tracheids, then
secondary xylem,
followed by an
endodermis and
ultimately vessels. The high CO2
levels of Silurian-Devonian times...
