central cylinder

noun

, Botany.

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The louse-like offspring sticks its proboscis into the tissues as far as the central cylinder.

An arm from the top of the central cylinder extended outward about fifteen feet.

This is shown in fig. 39, where L is the part of the stele going to a leaf, and the rest the broken central cylinder.

In the body of the root a central cylinder can easily be distinguished from the surrounding cells.

In a longitudinal section a series of tubelike structures may be found within the central cylinder.

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