Sugarcane leaf: A cross sectional view The leaf of the sugarcane plant is divided into two parts: sheath and blade, separated by a blade joint. The sheath, as its name implies, completely sheaths the stalk, extending over at least one complete internode. The leaves are usually attached alternately to the nodes, thus forming two ranks on opposite sides.
The root system
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