Leaf hairs – Coverings on a leaf's epidermis ... tightly packed layer of long tube-like parenchyma tissues filled with chloroplasts for photosynthesis. Chloroplasts – Sub-cellular ...

The waxy cuticle surface on the outside protects the leaf and prevents excess water loss. The palisade cells at the upper side are packed with chloroplasts to maximise photosynthesis. On the lower ...

In these glowing rooms photons bump around, and the leaf captures their energy, turning it into the sugar from which plants, animals, and civilizations are built. Chloroplasts, fed by sun ...

The cerata are the leaflike appendages that cover the leaf sheep’s body and are filled with algal chloroplasts. Chloroplasts, for those who don’t remember middle school bio, are organelles ...

The chimeric genes were introduced into tobacco leaf chloroplasts using the biolistic process 11. Transformed shoots were identified by growth on spectinomycin. Uniformly transformed (homoplasmic ...

Everything about a plant’s life is affected by its leaves. These powerhouses are the sugar factories of botany! Leaves have amazing ...

They live on algae, which also provides them with food. When leaf sheep munch on algae, they absorb chloroplasts — special structures where photosynthesis takes place. These are filled with ...