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Parenchyma

Parenchyma. Ideal parenchyma cell is a tetrakaidecahedron - a14-sided polygon. 8 hexagonal faces 6 square faces. Isolated parenchyma cells from Sambucus (elderberry) pith. Parenchyma with polyhedral shape. Parenchyma in potato pith. Parenchyma cells make up meristems.

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Parenchyma

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  1. Parenchyma

  2. Ideal parenchyma cell is a tetrakaidecahedron - a14-sided polygon 8 hexagonal faces 6 square faces

  3. Isolated parenchyma cells from Sambucus (elderberry) pith

  4. Parenchyma with polyhedral shape

  5. Parenchyma in potato pith

  6. Parenchyma cells make up meristems

  7. Parenchyma in sunflower pith

  8. Parenchyma in Ambrosia pith

  9. Zea mays (corn) stem – parenchyma in ground tissue

  10. Parenchyma in cohosh rhizome

  11. Aerenchyma (parenchyma) showing very large intercellular air chambers

  12. Ivy leaf

  13. Magnolia and barberry leaves

  14. Dracena leaf Parenchyma Fibers

  15. Lobed parenchyma in mesophyll of a Pinus (pine) needle

  16. Stellate parenchyma in Typha (cattail) leaf

  17. Ranunculus root Cortex

  18. Close up of Ranunculus root

  19. Duct in Artemisia (sage) stem

  20. Resin duct in Pinus (pine)

  21. Duct in Clusia stem

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