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Vegetables

Vegetables. Introduction to Foods and Nutrition. Vegetable Classifications - 8 . Vegetables are often grouped according to the part of the plant from which they come. Bulbs Flowers Fruits Stems Leaves Seeds Tubers Roots. Bulbs. Examples: Garlic and onions. Flowers . Examples:

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CHAPTER 23 ROOTS, STEMS AND LEAVES

CHAPTER 23 ROOTS, STEMS AND LEAVES. FUNCTION OF ROOTS FUNCTION OF STEMS FUNCTION OF LEAVES. PLANT TISSUE SYSTEMS. DERMAL TISSUE VASCULAR TISSUE GROWTH TISSUE. DERMAL TISSUE. -outer covering of a plant consists of dermal tissue which consists of layers of epidermal cells.

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Plant Structure & Growth

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Fungal wilt, wart, early blight, late blight, black scurf and leaf spot disease of potato

Fungal wilt, wart, early blight, late blight, black scurf and leaf spot disease of potato. Next. Fungal wilt of potato. Two Types. Sclerotial wilt Sclerotium spp. Fusarium wilt Fusarium spp. End. Previous. Next. Common in the plains of

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Introduction to Plants

Introduction to Plants. I. Plant Classification. A. What criteria is used to classify plants? 1. The presence or absence of vascular tissue. I. Plants Classification Cont. B. What is vascular tissue?

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The potato production in significant Russian regions in 2009.

1. Russian Academy of Agricultural Sciences POTATO RESEARCH INSTITUTE Dr BORIS V. ANISIMOV Deputy Director for Research Lorcha st . 23, Kraskovo , 140051 Moskow Region, Russia Tel. +7 495 5571018, Fax. +7 495 5571011 E-mail: coordinazia@mail.ru. 2.

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The potato production in significant Russian regions in 2009.

1. Russian Academy of Agricultural Sciences POTATO RESEARCH INSTITUTE Dr BORIS V. ANISIMOV Deputy Director for Research Lorcha st . 23, Kraskovo , 140051 Moskow Region, Russia Tel. +7 495 5571018, Fax. +7 495 5571011 E-mail: coordinazia@mail.ru. 2.

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Tubers

Tubers. A tuber vegetable is a vegetable with large, edible, bulb like roots that contain high amounts of nutrients. A tuber vegetable does not contain fat and is low in calories. It is capable of producing a new plant, and should be stored in a dry place. . Yams. Potatoes. Jicama.

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