Difference between revisions of "Radicle"
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Also called primary root. It is the first root that appears on a seedling. It is thick and vital for the seedling to survive. It is replaced by the [[Palm roots | adventitious roots]]. [[image:Radicle.jpg|thumb|250px|left| Detail of the radicle of a [[C. plumosa |''Chamaedorea plumosa'']].]] | Also called primary root. It is the first root that appears on a seedling. It is thick and vital for the seedling to survive. It is replaced by the [[Palm roots | adventitious roots]]. [[image:Radicle.jpg|thumb|250px|left| Detail of the radicle of a [[C. plumosa |''Chamaedorea plumosa'']].]] | ||
| − | [[ Image:Radicle100 1422.jpg|thumb|250px|Radicle of misplanted Bismarkia nobilis]] | + | [[ Image:Radicle100 1422.jpg|thumb|250px|Radicle of misplanted [[Bismarkia nobilis]].]] |
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Revision as of 06:52, 4 October 2009
Also called primary root. It is the first root that appears on a seedling. It is thick and vital for the seedling to survive. It is replaced by the adventitious roots.
