Study on morphology and histology of Lamiophlomis rotata (Benth.) Kudo of different growth years
BAO Xin, LIU Qin, GU Rui, ZHONG Shi-hong
2021, 60(5):
89-94.
doi:10.14088/j.cnki.issn0439-8114.2021.05.016
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In order to find the basis for the identification of different growth years, provide reference for the study of population structure of Lamiophlomis rotata (Benth.) Kudo, the experiment was conducted to observe and compare the appearance and tissue structure of Lamiophlomis rotata (Benth.) Kudo for 1~3 years cultivated plants and different size levels wild plants. The root parameters such as root length, surface area and volume were obtained by root scanner, the aboveground and underground parts were observed by microscopic identification. The results show that, 1-year-old root have no branches, 2-year-old roots have 0~2 branches, 3-year-old roots have 2~5 branches, and occasionally withered heart. There are 1 midvein vascular bundle in 1-year-old leaves, 1~2 vascular bundles in 2-year-old leaves, and 1~3 vascular bundles in 3-year-old leaves, which are arranged in the shape of “U”. There is no thick horn tissue within the upper epidermis in the midrib of 1-year-old leaves, 1~2 rows of thick horn cells are occasionally seen below the upper epidermis of the midrib of 2-year-old leaves, and 2~3 rows of thick horn cells are found in the upper epidermis of 3-year-old leaves. The arrangement of xylem ducts in root cross section is different, 1-year-old and 2-year-old root ducts are scattered in single or several bundles, in a flat layer arrangement, 1-year-old ducts are compact, 2-year-old vessels are sparse, and dozens of 3-year-old ducts are cut into bundles and arranged continuously into rings parallel to the cambium. The small, medium and large grade plants in the field samples showed a similar pattern to that of 1~3-year-old cultivation. There are some differences in appearance, tissue structure and component content among different growth years, which can provide reference for the identification of growth years.