PJB-2020-110
EFFECT OF DIFFERENT SOILS ON THE ROOT GROWTH OF CYPERUS SPECIES FROM DIFFERENT AREAS OF PUNJAB PAKISTAN
aamir mumtaz
Abstract
Abstract Plants adapt different morphological and physiological strategies for their survival while their anatomical characters are mostly unidentified. Angiosperm and herbaceous plants developed insignificant water transporting channels and storage tissues called parenchyma to survive against environmental stresses. Detailed surveys were conducted throughout the Punjab region for the collection of different species of sedges from different soils. The purpose of the study was to investigate the root anatomical adaptation to salinity stress. The densely spread roots help in plant growth in both temporal and tropical regions. Thick epidermis and endodermis make them drought-resistant by restricting water loss during a wide variety of temperature fluctuations. Larger vascular bundles and thicker cortical area in roots are also significant features of these species to store and transport maximum water from the soil
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