Serwan Taha Saleh Al-dabbagh Al-dabbagh’s scientific contributions

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Fig. (1): T.S of lamina and midrib, A. Ononis sicula lamina, B. Ononis spinosa subsp. leiosperma lamina, C. Ononis viscosa subsp. breviflora lamina, D. Ononis sicula midrib, E. Ononis spinosa subsp. leiosperma midrib, F. Ononis viscosa subsp. breviflora Midrib. up: upper epidermis, lo: lower epidermis, pa: palisade layer, sp: spongy layer, S: secretory canal, vb: vascular bundle, p: prismatic crystals, trichomes (small black arrow). A,B,C,D,E,F=10X. G. ononis sicula lamina (magnified portion 40X)
Foliar And Stem Anatomy Structures in Selected Taxa of The Genus Ononis L. (fabaceae) in Kurdistan Region – Iraq
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October 2022

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The Journal of The University of Duhok

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Serwan Taha Saleh Al-dabbagh Al-dabbagh

This work revealed the anatomical characteristics of the leaf and stem (herbarium speciemen)for one species and two subspecies of perennial ononis genus (ononis sicula), subspecies (ononis spinose leiosperma), and (ononis viscosa breviflora) were first time investigated for the evaluation in term systematic of resemblance and variation in these taxa. The trunk and foliar were prepared for anatomical description by paraffin method. Which shows some differences were the outline and structure of stem and leaf in cross section. Prismatic crystal and tannins are found in all sample stems. The outgrowth from the epidermis are presence in all parts of the taxa; which are multicellular or unicellular and glandular or non-glandullar

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