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Fig. 1-8. 1-2. Individuals of Hymenaea courbaril and Esenbeckia febrifuga, respectively, growing in experimental area
Fig. 9-12. 9. Buds forming on root cutting of Bauhinia forficata. 10-11 Transverse sections of root cuttings showing meris- meris-temoids (arrows) on opposite sides originated from the callus
Fig. 13-16. Root bark fragment of Bauhinia forficata collected from the field. 13. Inner surface of the root bark showing  the stem base of three suckers
Fig. 17-25. 17. Transverse section of root cuttings of Centrolobium tomentosum showing a bud developed near vascular  cambium
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