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BATANG PRIMER

DAN SEKUNDER

Membandingkan Jaringan
Buat suatu tabel untuk membandingkan
antara parenkim, kolenkim, sklerenkim,
aerenkim, epidermis, xilem, floem,
kambium, periderm.
Bandingkan ciri-ciri jaringan tersebut dari
beberapa sudut pandang (letak, dinding
sel, ada tidaknya sitoplasma, tergolong sel
mati atau hidup, tergolong jaringan
sederhana atau kompleks, fungsi)

TUBUH TUMBUHAN

BATANG MONOKOTIL

Most monocots undergo only primary growth

Struktur anatomi batang dikotil

BATANG DIKOTIL

Conductive Vessel Element in Mountain Mahogany


Wood (SEM x750).

Phloem cells as seen in longitudinal section. Note the longitudinal


view of the sieve plate inside the large sieve tube cell. Right
image is a diagram of the longitudinal view of phloem cells.

The apical meristem produces the three primary meristems,


protoderm, procambium, and ground meristem,
which develop into dermal tissues, vascular tissues,
and ground tissues respectively.

NODUS

Secondary growth occurs in all gymnosperms


and most angiosperms, including most dicots
but few monocots.

Cross-section of a young stem of basswood. Note the primary growth


in cross section of a young Tilia (basswood) stem

KAYU DIKOTIL

This basswood (Tilia americana) trunk cross section has 24 distinct annual
rings. The central core of wood (#1 in close-up photo) counts as the first
year of growth since the pith is no longer present. The smaller series of
concentric rings (knot) at the bottom of the photo is a lateral branch
embedded in the main trunk.

KAYU MONOKOTIL

Three cross-sections of older basswood twigs. Note the annual


growth rings and the complete vascular cylinder producing
secondary xylem to the inside and secondary phloem to the outside

Closeup of a cross-section of basswood growth ring.


Note the growth ring, which is formed by very small cells
followed by large cells with the commencement of growth
in the next growing season

PERIDERM

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