Gladiolo.

[frfmfrfm]

Good evening, with your permission and my little experience I ask a question.
Stained with gentian violet I cut a stalk of gladiolus.
They left some blue dots and green edge, Could I explain what parts are these.
It's the first time I do this.
The photos that made ​​HTC.
A greeting and thanks.

[frfmfrfm]

I could say the name of the parts 1,2 and 3.
Thank you.

[Klaus Herrmann]

Good morning Francisco,

For a first start: very nice!

I am really not the right specialist , but I want to start, just to give you a first idea. The specialists will for shure follow and correct me!
First advice: cuts should be made allways rectangular, then the cut is easyer to understand. You have done a cut in an 45° angle - that is ok when you cut flowers for a bouquet for your wife
But I think we can see, that this is a monocotyledone plant because the vessels (1) for the transport of water are spotted all over the cross-section.
The green (2) color is chlorophyll in the parenchym under the epidermis.
For more details I think we should have a higher magnification. And with a trichrome staining (Etzold blue for example) the different types of tissue are easyer to determine.

A question what means HTC?

[frfmfrfm]

Thank you very much Klaus, with this explanation is right.
I am newbie not understand anything.
The piece of Gladiolus I found him in the street of a woman selling flowers.
But I'm studying hard and I have to translate the issues.
On the court, I have been fond of roses
I will upload photos and thanks for correcting me.
HTC is a mobile phone.
A greeting.

[frfmfrfm]

Greetings to all.

[frfmfrfm]

I upload some pictures of this first test, I have done this with neutral red.
If someone wants to tell me something I appreciate.
Best regards, Francisco.