<p>(A) Geographical distribution of leaf epidermis structure. Circle sizes are proportional to sample sizes. (B) Transverse sections of leaves; (i) a leaf taken from a tree growing in Maizuru (population no. 16) has a double epidermal cell layer, (ii) a leaf with a single epidermal cell layer from Ise (No. 48), (iii) intermediate epidermal morphology in a leaf from Hagi (No. 43). Scale bar = 20 µm.</p
This paper describes foliar epidermal structure in 17 species belonging to 17 genera of the family E...
Most leaf development studies at the cell and organ levels have been limited to the leaf surface, wi...
<p>1,3: Unearthed lower leaf epidermis of reed (<i>Phragmites</i> sp.) from Tuyoq Grottoes, 2,4: Low...
The epidermis from a range of species from the genus Allium was peeled from the base, middle, and ti...
<p>(A, B) The abaxial epidermis of the upper second leaf blade of wild-type (WT) (A) and <i>nal1-2</...
Objective – to investigate the epidermis of leaf blade in plants of 3 mountain species of the genus...
We used via light and scanning electron microscopy to study the leaf epidermis of five Solidago taxa...
ABSTRACT A comparative analysis was undertaken to conduct a micromorphological study of Pistacia atl...
Pavement cells in the leaf epidermis can exhibit a wide variety of shapes. Undulations in the anticl...
Epidermal cells of leaves are diverse: tabular pavement cells, trichomes, and stomatal complexes. Pa...
(a) Orthotrichum shevockii from western North America; (b) samples from Tenerife, (c) O. kellmanii f...
Epidermal cells of leaves are diverse: tabular pavement cells, trichomes, and stomatal complexes. Pa...
The role of the epidermis in leaf organization has not been extensively explored. As a surface cover...
A-F, M. pubipedunculata; G-L, M. kwangtungensis. A, G, outline of upper epidermis; B, C, H, I, pubes...
(A–L) Microscopic images of epidermal cells on growing leaves of M. pteropus wt (A–D), Microsorum sp...
This paper describes foliar epidermal structure in 17 species belonging to 17 genera of the family E...
Most leaf development studies at the cell and organ levels have been limited to the leaf surface, wi...
<p>1,3: Unearthed lower leaf epidermis of reed (<i>Phragmites</i> sp.) from Tuyoq Grottoes, 2,4: Low...
The epidermis from a range of species from the genus Allium was peeled from the base, middle, and ti...
<p>(A, B) The abaxial epidermis of the upper second leaf blade of wild-type (WT) (A) and <i>nal1-2</...
Objective – to investigate the epidermis of leaf blade in plants of 3 mountain species of the genus...
We used via light and scanning electron microscopy to study the leaf epidermis of five Solidago taxa...
ABSTRACT A comparative analysis was undertaken to conduct a micromorphological study of Pistacia atl...
Pavement cells in the leaf epidermis can exhibit a wide variety of shapes. Undulations in the anticl...
Epidermal cells of leaves are diverse: tabular pavement cells, trichomes, and stomatal complexes. Pa...
(a) Orthotrichum shevockii from western North America; (b) samples from Tenerife, (c) O. kellmanii f...
Epidermal cells of leaves are diverse: tabular pavement cells, trichomes, and stomatal complexes. Pa...
The role of the epidermis in leaf organization has not been extensively explored. As a surface cover...
A-F, M. pubipedunculata; G-L, M. kwangtungensis. A, G, outline of upper epidermis; B, C, H, I, pubes...
(A–L) Microscopic images of epidermal cells on growing leaves of M. pteropus wt (A–D), Microsorum sp...
This paper describes foliar epidermal structure in 17 species belonging to 17 genera of the family E...
Most leaf development studies at the cell and organ levels have been limited to the leaf surface, wi...
<p>1,3: Unearthed lower leaf epidermis of reed (<i>Phragmites</i> sp.) from Tuyoq Grottoes, 2,4: Low...