Layer which separates velamen (A spongy tissue in epiphytic roots of some orchids for absorption of

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5.Morphology of Flowering Plants

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The layer which separates velamen (A spongy tissue in epiphytic roots of some orchids for absorption of atmospheric moisture) from cortex is called

Epidermis

Epiblema

Exodermis

Endodermis

Solution

(c)The multiseriate epidermis of aerial roots of some orchids and epiphytes is called velamen. Exodermis is the seperation layer between the velamen and cortex.

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The layer which separates velamen (A spongy tissue in epiphytic roots of some orchids for absorption of atmospheric moisture) from cortex is called

Solution

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