Hello everybody,
This time the young root of the broad bean taken by
polarised and oblique illumination and Nikon Plan Apo 20x/0.75
Best, ADi
polarized cross-section of the young root of the broad bean
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Re: polarized cross-section of the young root of the broad bean
That is interesting. According to the internet, the bright arms of the + sign are xylem vessels, with their reinforced cell walls. That would be why they are reflective under this kind of lighting.
Mark Sturtevant
Dept. of Still Waters
Dept. of Still Waters
Re: polarized cross-section of the young root of the broad bean
Hi Mark,
Yes, enclosed is a 3D photo in 63x of the lignified cells of the woody part of a young root of a broad bean.
Best, ADi
Yes, enclosed is a 3D photo in 63x of the lignified cells of the woody part of a young root of a broad bean.
Best, ADi