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difference between phyllode and phylloclade​

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Answered by asthakz
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The main difference between phyllode and phylloclade is, a phyllode is a modified petiole or a shoot that connects the stem with leaf. It resembles the function of a leaf. While phylloclade is a modified stem, that is responsible for photosynthesis. ... Phyllode does not branch while phylloclade does.


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Answered by Anonymous
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\orange\bigstar  \textbf{Phylloclade}

  • It is the modification of stem.

  • Growth is unlimited.

  • It may take part in vegetative reproduction.

  • It is swollen due to storage of food and water.

  • eg - opuntia.

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\orange\bigstar  \textbf{Phyllode}

  • It is the modification of petiole into leaf like structure..

  • Growth is limited.

  • It does not take part in vegetative reproduction.

  • It does not store food and water.

  • eg - Acacia auriculiformis.

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