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Understanding Epidermal Cells and Cuticle Variations in Plant Anatomy

This comprehensive guide covers the different types of cells found in the epidermis of various plant parts, including guard cells, trichomes, root hairs, and more. Explore the unique characteristics and functions of these cells, as well as the diverse cuticle modifications seen in plant species.

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Understanding Epidermal Cells and Cuticle Variations in Plant Anatomy

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  1. Epidermis - I

  2. Types of Cells in the Epidermis • Ordinary Epidermal Cells • Guard Cells and Stomata • Trichomes • Unusual Epidermal Cells • (Root hairs)

  3. Soybean Leaf

  4. Cosmos stem

  5. Upper epidermis

  6. Sedum epidermal peel

  7. Sedum close-up

  8. Cycad peel

  9. Juncus stem with lignified epidermal cells

  10. Corn stem

  11. Dracaena lower epidermis

  12. Thin cuticle in tobacco

  13. Euphorbia cuticle

  14. Primose cuticle - TEM

  15. Thick cuticle in bearberry

  16. Cuticle extending down into radial walls of the epidermal cells

  17. Cuticle modifications Citicle horns Sculptured cuticles

  18. Cuticle and cutinized walls

  19. Surface view of cuticle in Tilia leaf

  20. Epicuticular wax deposits

  21. Epicuticular wax deposits

  22. Epicuticular wax deposits

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