provascular

(prəʊˈvæskjʊlə)

adj

of or relating to procambium

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This study makes a strong case for hesperidin, with its anti-inflammatory, provascular health properties, as a perfect complement for the abdominal fat reduction produced by G.

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Argonaute10 is initially expressed throughout the embryo but becomes limited to the provascular strands and the adaxial sides of the cotyledons at about the globular stage.

In silico identification, phylogenetic and bioinformatic analysis of argonaute genes in plants

exaltata [18] in which callus induction was reported from provascular tissue of terminal and lateral buds of stolon tips.

In vitro conservation of some threatened and economically important ferns belonging to the Indian subcontinent

The provascular tissues give rise to the primary vascular system of the plant--the primary xylem and primary phloem.

Chapter 7: Growth: cells to tissue

All subsurface cells of the apex are identified as prestelar tissues in early stages of differentiation: a central group of pith mother cells and more peripheral provascular tissue.

The presence in some ferns of "precocious" strands of provascular tissue distal to all leaf primordia raises the question of the true nature of the relationship between leaf primordia and shoot vascularization.

Anatomy and development of the fern sporophyte

ground meristem: Basic or fundamental tissue of the apical meristem; dermal tissues surround the ground meristem, and the provascular strands are embedded in it.