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Rye. rye Adventitious roots Root tip mucigel root hairs rootcap Root apical meristem.

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10 epidermis cortex Cross section of primary root endodermis Vascular cylinder stele

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12 epidermis cortex Cross section of primary root endodermis Vascular cylinder stele

13 pericycle Primary xylem Primary phloem metaxylem protoxylem Cross section of primary root

14 Dicot root cross section
Stele: A = xylem B = phloem C = endodermis D = pericycle Dicot root cross section

15 Zea sp. root cross section

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17 storage

18 pneumatophores

19 Contractile roots

20 haustoria

21 Aerial roots

22 mycorrhizae Pinus strobus with Amanita muscaria

23 Root nodules

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