Diagnostic signs of aboveground and underground organs of <i>Ferula Tenuisecta</i> Korov. in natural conditions

This study presents a pioneering investigation into the anatomical composition of both above-ground and underground organs, including leaves, petioles, peduncles, pedicels, roots Ferula tenuisecta, within their natural ecological habitats. Notably, this research delves schizogenic type tissue development found in peduncle root, elucidating its intricate connection to robustness organ, which, turn, aligns with plant’s distinct life form. The data gleaned from highlights distinctive species-specific structural diagnostic attributes inherent components tenuisecta. These carry significant potential for utilization botanical systematics accurate identification plant specimens species. Moreover, these findings have implications beyond taxonomy, as revealed traits serve valuable tools detecting assessing presence biologically active compounds different organs tissues. By shedding light on architecture tenuisecta’s various contributes deeper understanding adaptations offers practical avenues systematic characterization applications realm substances research.