Four different types of this biological structure are currently known Â– the chlorocyperus, fimbristylis, rhynchospora, and eleocharis; it is sometimes referred to as a "syndrome" in grass systematics. It is defined as a structure in which there are bundle sheaths composed of large chlorophyll-containing cells surrounded by
Four different types of this biological structure are currently known Â– the chlorocyperus, fimbristylis, rhynchospora, and eleocharis; it is sometimes referred to as a "syndrome" in grass systematics. It is defined as a structure in which there are bundle sheaths composed of large chlorophyll-containing cells surrounded by distinct mesophyll cells that appear to radiate like spokes from the vascular bundle. It is the structure of most all terrestrial C4 plants, and takes its name from the idea of concentric enclosure which may be thought of as a "wreath" or "halo." FTP, name this type of plant "anatomy" named for a German word. 
Four different types of this biological structure are currently known Â– the chlorocyperus, fimbristylis, rhynchospora, and eleocharis; it is sometimes referred to as a "syndrome" in grass systematics.
Kranz anatomy