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Anatomy of the Dicotyledons.
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A systematic approach to the investigation of foliar epidermal anatomy of subfamily Caryophylloideae (Caryophyllaceae)
Fazal Ullah,Muhammad Zafar,Mushtaq Ahmad,Syed Nasar Shah,Abdul Razzaq,Aamir Sohail,Wajid Zaman,Wajid Zaman,Ali Çelik,Asma Ayaz,Shazia Sultana +10 more
TL;DR: The micro-morphological features of foliar epidermal anatomy of subfamily Caryophylloideae shows many novel characters for accurate taxonomic identification and provide baseline information to plant taxonomists for further study.
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Foliar epidermal anatomy of some ethnobotanically important species of wild edible fruits of northern Pakistan
Mamoona Munir,Mir Ajab Khan,Mushtaq Ahmed,Nighat Seema,Sidra Nisar Ahmed,Kanwal Tariq,Saira Tabassum,Tehmeena Mukhtar,Madhia Ambreen,Shazia Bashir +9 more
TL;DR: The foliar epidermal anatomy of some ethnobotanically important species of wild edible fruits, including Berberis lycium Royle, Diospyrous lotus, Morus leavigata Bureau, and Morus laevigata var.
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Fibre dimorphism: cell type diversification as an evolutionary strategy in angiosperm woods
TL;DR: Dimorphic fibres in angiosperm wood are defined when zones of two different kinds of fibres can be distinguished in transverse sections as discussed by the authors, where wider fibres are distinguished from axial parenchyma, which usually consists of strands of two or more cells each surrounded by secondary walls.
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Florale Morphogenese und Taxonomie der Saxifragaceae sensu lato
TL;DR: The structure and development of the flowers of 37 species taken from eight subfamilies were studies in order to gain a deeper insight into the floral morphogenesis of Saxifragaceae s.
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Calcium oxalate crystals and crystal cells in the leaves ofRhynchosia caribaea (Leguminosae: Papilionoideae)
TL;DR: The development and distribution of calcium oxalate crystals, stomates and hairs were studied in the first trifoliolate leaf of Rhynchosia caribaea using light and transmission electron microscopy.