HOYA PURPUREOFUSCA Family Asclepiadaceae.

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HOYA PURPUREOFUSCA Family Asclepiadaceae

Galiann Meier Plant Anatomy 423 Integrative Biology May 2, 2005

Hoya culture Commonly grown as a houseplant, as is not hardy below 50 degrees Over 100 species Fast growing dicot vine Native to Indonesia Common name is “Wax Plant” because the leaves and other plant parts are covered in a waxy substance.

Stem Anatomy Pith Young Stem Waxy layer 1° Phloem 1° Xylem

Mature Stem Pith with Macrosclerids Xylem Phloem

Stem Anatomy 2° Xylem Vessel Members Cork Cambium

Leaf/Stem Anatomy Stem with leaf trace Petiole xylem leaf trace

Leaf Primordia New Leaves Trichomes

Leaf Anatomy Xylem Bicollateral Phloem Vascular Bundle

Leaf Anatomy Anisocytic arrangement Abaxial surface of leaf

Root Anatomy Root Hairs Young root at root apex

Root Anatomy Xylem Root at region of early differentiation

Root Anatomy Root Hairs with Soil Phloem Meta Xylem

Root Anatomy Epidermis Xylem Cortex

Root Anatomy Root with Branch Root Pericycle Epidermis Xylem

Root Anatomy Root Apical Meristem Root Cap

Root Anatomy Root Longitudinal Section Vascular cylinder Sieve tubes

Sun Burn Tannins Palisade Mesophyll

Sources Anatomy of Seed Plants. Esau, Katherine. 1977. John Wiley & Sons