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What chemical test results from Datura powder with Mayer’s reagent?
What chemical test results from Datura powder with Mayer’s reagent?
Which family does Datura stramonium belong to?
Which family does Datura stramonium belong to?
What type of stomata is observed in Datura leaves' epidermis?
What type of stomata is observed in Datura leaves' epidermis?
Which plant belongs to the Rutaceae family?
Which plant belongs to the Rutaceae family?
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What type of stomata is observed in Datura leaves' epidermis?
What type of stomata is observed in Datura leaves' epidermis?
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Which family does Datura stramonium belong to?
Which family does Datura stramonium belong to?
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What chemical test results from Datura powder with Mayer’s reagent?
What chemical test results from Datura powder with Mayer’s reagent?
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Which plant belongs to the Ericaceae family?
Which plant belongs to the Ericaceae family?
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Study Notes
Chemical Tests and Reagents
- Datura powder reacts with Mayer’s reagent, indicating the presence of alkaloids.
Botanical Classification
- Datura stramonium is part of the Solanaceae family.
- The Rutaceae family includes plants like citrus species, such as lemon and orange.
- The Ericaceae family is represented by plants like blueberries and rhododendrons.
Stomatal Characteristics
- Datura leaves' epidermis exhibits anomocytic stomata, characterized by uniform cells surrounding the guard cells.
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Test your knowledge of plant leaves by identifying microscopical characters and performing chemical tests. This quiz covers the botanical origin, microscopical characteristics, and chemical reactions of Datura and Uva Ursi leaves.
