Differentiate Hadrocentric, Leptocentric vascular bundles ?
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Hadrocentric:
(1) It is also called as amphicribal bundle.
(2) Here, xylem forms a central core and surrounded by a
ring of phloem.
(3) It occurs in some aquatic angiosperms and the staminal
bundle of many dicots.
(4) e.g, prunus
Leptocentric:
(1) It is also called as amphivasal bundle.
(2) Here,phloem lies at centre which is completely
surrounded by xylem.
(3) It occurs in some monocotyledonous plants.
(4) e.g, yucca,dracaena
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