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(a) Abaxial surface of leaf with Paracytic stomata, b) Adaxial surface of leaf with paracytic stomata, c) Paracytic stomata, d) TS of midrib, e) TS of stem bark with vascular bundles, f) TS of stem bark, g) TS of stem bark with epidermis, and h) calcium oxalate crystals.
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