November 1950
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The American Midland Naturalist
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... It is agreed that the data dealing with the histological structure of the vegetative organs of flowering plants can usefully be employed for many purposes such as: the identification of fragmentary material -especially for quality control of natural drugs to determine the purity or the presence of adulterations in the drug, as an aid towards establishing the interrelationships of taxa at/ and above the species level, and also it could help in identifying some herbarium specimens [15,16,17]. Numerous researchers have emphasized the importance of leaf anatomy as a tool for plant taxonomy [18,19,20,21]. Identification of the genus and the species will be aided by the leaves' intricate anatomical characteristics. ...
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November 1950
The American Midland Naturalist