Sphaeranthus indicus Plant is abounding angled and acerb scented. The stems are annular in
appearance with asperous wings. Leaves on the added hand, are sessile, 2-7 cm
in breadth and about 1.5 cm in width. They are greenish amber in color. The
flowers of this plant are borne in terminal with amethyst black heads. In
anniversary head, the alien flowers are females, abounding of them are fertile.
The axial flowers are bisexual and fertile. Amethyst black corolla of
changeable flowers are attenuate and tubular in structure, while corolla of
hermaphrodite flowers are of purplish white color, and are of carry shaped.
The
leaves of this plant are dorsiventral and shows abounding trichomes. These
trichomes are blubbery belted and are three to four celled. They are of knee
shaped with a bloated base. The midrib of the leaves of this plant shows 3 to 4
accessory vascular bundles that are associated with sclerenchymatous cells.
The
stems of this plant shows cork that bears two to three layers of parenchymatous
cells. These beef are covered with papillose cuticle accepting trichomes. The
roots of this plant appearance a archetypal amber black tissue, metaderm, on
its alien side. It contains suberized cells, which are abiding anyhow to
anatomy a careful layer.
The
fruits of this plant accept aeroembolism achenes in which pappus is not
present. This plant is of hardly ambrosial odor, but, this odor disappears on
continued accumulator of this plant.
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