Hyoscyamus herb Branched glandular hair.

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Hyoscyamus herb Branched glandular hair

Datura leaf Collapsed hair Crystal layer

Senna leaf Warty hair Crystal sheath

Mentha herb Capitate hair Labiaceous hair

Clove flower Oil glands

Chamomile flower Spiny pollen grains

Cinchona bark Phloem fibers

Cinnamon bark Phloem fibers

Liquorice rhizome Crystal sheath

Ginger rhizome Oleo-resin cells Scitaminacious starch granules Septate fibers

Rhubarb root & rhizome Clusters of Ca. oxalate Non lignified vessels

Anise fruit

Ammi visnaga Club shaped vitta + Porous layer

Coriander fruit Mat like structure of sclerenchymatous fibres

Capsicum fruit Sclereids of seed coat

Palisade like epidermal cells Fenugreek seed Palisade like epidermal cells

Black mustard seed Sclerenchyma cells showing polygonal reticulation

Linseed Sclerieds crossed by hypodermis and nutritive layer Pigment layer

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