Biology What are the vascular structures of this cucumber cross section?

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The discussion focuses on identifying and labeling the vascular structures in a cucumber cross section, specifically xylem, phloem, and sieve elements. A bicollateral vascular bundle is noted, but clarity in labeling is emphasized as essential for accurate identification. Participants suggest using online resources for better examples of cucumber stem cross sections. Overall, the need for clearer labeling and reference materials is highlighted for accurate understanding. Accurate identification of these structures is crucial for studying plant anatomy.
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We were asked to label the vasculature structures of a cucumber cross section (complex tissue). I just wanted to know if my labels were correct.
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We were asked to label the vasculature structures of a cucumber cross section (complex tissue). I just wanted to know if my labels were accurate. Image attached
1. Xylem
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3. Sieve elements
4. Phloem
 

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The dark area with the large white cells is a bicollateral vascular bundle. To be honest I cannot tell what you've done, just trying to help. I think it maybe looks okay, but if I had to grade it I'd want it to be clearer.

Goggle for 'crossection of cucumber stem' you will get lots of good examples.
 

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