B-coloring sections: Staining with methyl green combination - Congo red staining can specifically lignified cell walls in green and cellulose cell walls pecto-red. The stem generally shows no secondary formations. Leaves B are cut, stalkless, often with a terminal lobe largest. The blade lanceolate, can have on the adult plant forms variables lobed, toothed.
Flowers C are isolated, carried by bristly stems. The petals are enclosed by two sepals that form the hull buds. They open their base and fall from the development of the corolla of four petals formed large mm , which are still crumpled. They are scarlet red, but are sometimes pink or white. A large number of blue-black stamens tens surround the pistil which bears at its apex lobed disc adorned from July to December are the rays that stigma pollen receptor.
Roots D are pivotable, fibrous, whitish Fig. A lower epidermis bearing glandular trichomes Tr and secretory hairs POI. The number of glandular trichomes is more important on the underside the upper side. The root figure 3 : Microscopic observation of photonic cross freehand on a root of Papaver rhoeas L. The Stem figure4 : An examination of the cross-section of a stem of Papaver rhoeas L.
Conclusion: The botanical study undertaken on this species has identified certain structures such as secretory hairs and glandular trichomes, specialized in the synthesis of secondary metabolites.
Histological study by the technique of double staining with methyl green and Congo red, we identified the anatomical structure of the various organs of the plant and its histological appearance as the epidermis, palisade parenchyma, parenchyma lacunae in the sheet and the collenchyma, cortical parenchyma, the conductor system xylem, phloem in the rod, and finally the central cylinder, the pericycle, spinal root in the central.
Leroy, Edition Masson. Baraka, D. Production of morphine and variability of significant characters of Papaver somniferum L. Bilka, L. Characterization of Papaver somniferum l. Amine oxidase. Acta Facult. Zakaria, R. Razmi, R. Madadi and M. Fathi, Karyological study of the medicinal plant Papaver rhoeas from northwest of Iran. African Journal of Biotechnology, Lucienne, A.
Quezel, P. Santa, Maire, R. The drugs obtained from Opium Poppy are called opiates and the abuse of these drugs is a serious global problem. Papaver rhoeas is an annual plant native to Europe and Asia. The species is known for its red, large and showy flowers that are stunningly red and usually have a black spot at their base. The plant is harvested from the wild for local use as a food and medicine.
The Common Poppy is a commonly used symbol of commemoration of the First World War that took place between It is also a symbol of resilience and hope for a better tomorrow.
The First World War changed the landscape dramatically. The battlefields were barren landscapes where nothing could grow. However, Poppies continued to grow in land devastated by war, flourishing even in the middle of chaos! Some species have medicinal properties and are used against several diseases, such as diarrhea, cramps, cough, bronchitis, tuberculosis, and other respiratory problems.
Others are natural sedatives that has often been used to relieve insomnia and pain and to relax tensed muscles. Some species, such as Papaver orientate Oriental Poppy and the annuals Papaver nudicaule Iceland poppy and Papaver rhoeas Common Poppy are grown as ornamentals. The plant likes well drained soil that is acidic, neutral or alkaline. It tolerates poor soil and drought.
Home All flowers Flower types Interesting facts Flower symbolism. Papaver symbolism Papaver is a symbol of fertility , remembrance and sacrifice. Common Poppy is the national flower of Poland and Belgium. Banefits and Uses Poppy has played an important role in medicine, agriculture, politics, religion and mythology. Several species are cultivated for culinary use and baking.
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