What Is the Medullary Cavity?
Pelvic cavity refers to the central part of the pith of some plants that gradually disappears during growth and forms a pith cavity.
Medullary cavity
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Pelvic cavity refers to the central part of the pith of some plants that gradually disappears during growth and forms a pith cavity.
- Name
- Medullary cavity
- Name
- Medullary cavity
- Distribution
- Plant species widespread
- Related
- Equisetaceae, Poaceae
- Alias
- Bone marrow cavity
- Other
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Medullary cavity, hollow pith, bone-marrow cavity, medullary pace
Refers to large lysozoic spaces formed by the medullary parts of stems such as Equisetaceae, Grami-neae, Labiatae. Generally, it is generated with the elongation of the nodes significantly, so when the node no longer elongates, it remains as a partition and separates the medullary cavity. Sometimes there are many next doors formed within the internodes, which become important characteristics of a specific species (Forsythia viridissima, Juglans, Phytolacco esculenta).
refers to the bone marrow cavity. With the exception of air-containing bones, bones have a cavity inside, regardless of their shape. This cavity surrounded by bone tissue is also called the medullary cavity. Hematopoietic tissue (marrow) is usually filled in this cavity.
