Look at the cross-sections of leaf primordia in Figure 6-31A (labeled Leaves). Each one wraps completely around
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Look at the cross-sections of leaf primordia in Figure 6-31A (labeled “Leaves”). Each one wraps completely around the shoot apical meristem. Can you explain why each leaf appears to surround the meristem (This is a micrograph of a grass, a monocot, and thus, it has leaves like those in Figures 6-4B and 6-4C).
Figures 6-4B
Figures 6-4C
Figure 6-31A
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