On the photos we see a cross section of the root of the Ranunculus. The specific arrangement of primary tissues shown here, is typical of dicotyle plants.
Ranunculus is the botanical name of a large genus of about 400 species of plants in the family and is found almost everywhere in the world. It contains, among other things, the buttercups. All known hybrids are crosses of Ranunculus asiaticus. The beautiful, filled peony-like flowers that look a bit like anemones can have a diameter of up to 7 cm and come in the colors red, yellow, pink, orange and white.
They are used as a cut flower, but also look very nice as a plant in a basket or pot. Both in and outside. Beautiful effects are achieved if the ranunculus are put together in numbers. For longer enjoyment of this beautiful plant it is advisable to place them in a somewhat sheltered place, because the hollow stems crack in the wind quickly.
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