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Exstipulate in Amaranthaceae (AU_YeeKwan)
Updated on 18/04/2016

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Exstipulate refers to the absence of stipule, which is one of a pair of leaflike structure, spine, gland or scale at the leaf base or along a petiole. Stipule is believed to protect the developing leaf in the embryonic state or sometimes modified to enclose a bud.

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A close-up is needed for the region around the leaf base.

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by Cherry_Chow (Teacher) at 2016-04-19 14:45:16

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Exstipulate in Amaranthaceae (AU_YeeKwan)
Updated on 18/04/2016