phelloderm

navigate by keyword : view vertically types tubes tree transport tissue textures text symmetry structural sketch sieve showing secondary sclerenchyma rhytidome rays providing phloem phellogen phelloderm phellem pattern parenchyma outer line layers lateral labeled iron include history generated forming font fibers facade extend drawing distinguish diagram detailed design crosssectional cork components complex companion colors collectively clear circle cells cell cartoon cambium building beneath bark

Image details layers including rhytidome, periderm-cork (P-Cork), Royalty Free Stock Photo

Structures, colors, and textures, highlighting functional components Royalty Free Stock Photo

Outer rough periderm provides protection, while the vascular cambi Royalty Free Stock Photo

-sectional diagram of a tree trunk illustrating various layers of bark Royalty Free Stock Photo

$Highlight structural differences and functions in the tree\'s protective Royalty Free Stock Photo$

Include rhytidome (outer bark), phellem (cork), phellogen (cork

Tree Bark Texture Royalty Free Stock Photo

Structure and Layers in Tree Bark - Abstract Natural Texture and Pattern Royalty Free Stock Photo

Deep Ridges of An Oak Royalty Free Stock Photo

Illustration of a tree trunk cross-section highlighting different layers Royalty Free Stock Photo

Cross-sectional diagram of tree bark showing detailed anatomy. Labeled layers include rhytidome (outer bark), phellem (cork), phellogen (cork cambium), and phelloderm. Beneath the phelloderm are the sieve tubes, companion cells, parenchyma cells, and sclerenchyma fibers, collectively forming the secondary phloem. Bark rays extend vertically, aiding in lateral transport within the bark. The illustration uses various colors and textures to distinguish between cell types and structural components, providing a clear view of the complex tissue arrangement in tree bark.