Fig 7

Abstract

Selected sub-morphotypes of elongate, bulliform, and ‘others’ groups, retrieved from the studied grasses. Light microscopic images (1-13) and scanning electron microscopic images (14-24). (Elongate psilate/smooth long cells – 1.a Echinochloa stagnina, 1.b Panicum paludosum, 1.c Setaria palmifolia, 14. Eragrostis japonica), (Elongate papilate/sinuate long cells 2.a Digitaria bicornis, 2.b Phragmites karka, 2.c Echinochloa crusgalli 15. Setaria barbata), (Elongate echinate long cells – 3.a Brachiaria milliformis, 3.b Panicum paludosum, 3.c Setaria viridis, 16.a Dendrocalamus giganteus, 16.b Bambusa wamin), (Elongate dendritic long cells – 4. Panicum repens, 17. Apluda mutica), (Elongate crenate long cell – 5. Triticum aestivum), (Elongate angular long cells – 6.a Digitaria setigera, 6.b Panicum repens, 6.c Cymbopogon citratus, 18. Bambusa oliveriana), (Parallepipedal bulliform – 7.a Brachiaria sp., 7.b Imperata cylindrica, 23. Leptochloa chinensis), (Cuniform bulliform 8.a Oryza rufipogon, 8.b Bambusa vulgaris var. vittata, 8.c Dinochloa maclellandii, 24.a Imperata cylindrica, 24.b Pennisetum typhoides, 24.c Oryza sativa), (Stomate – 9.a Cynodon dactylon, 9.b Paspalum longifolium, 9.c Eragrostis atrovirens, 21. Eleusine indica), (Silicified epidermal tissue – 10 Eragrostis japonica), (Prickle – 11.a Digitaria ciliaris, 11.b Eragrostis atrovirens, 19. Leptochloa chinensis), (Hair – 12. Digitaria abludens, 20. Dinochloa maclellandii), (Broken bilobate – 13.a Saccharum spontaneum, 13.b Aristida adscensionis, 22. Saccharum spontaneum