kulattha :
Histology:
Transverse section of seed shows testa consisting of a single layer of columnar,
thin-walled, parenchymatous, palisade like cells covered with a thin cuticle followed by
single layer of rectangular to square bearer cells and 3-4 layers of thin-walled
rectangular parenchymatous cells, more wide at micropyler region, cotyledon consisting
of single layer of upper and lower epidermis covered with a thin cuticle, epidermal cells
thin-walled, rectangular and parenchymatous followed by mesophyll, consisting of
angular parenchymatous cells, filled with numerous simple starch grains and protein
bodies also present.
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