Wood anatomy of Elaeagnaceae, with comments on vestured pits, helical thickenings, and systematic relationships

Further Concepts in Ecological Wood Anatomy, with Comments on Recent Work in Wood Anatomy and Evolution

Wood Anatomy of Hydrophyllaceae. II. Genera Other Than Eriodictyon, with Comments on Parenchyma Bands Containing Vessels with Large Pits

Wood anatomy and relationships of Stackhousiaceae

CAIU.QUJST, S.: Wood anatomy and relationships of Stackhousiaceae. Bot. J ahrb. Syst. t 08: 473-4BO. 1987. ISSN 0006-8152. Quantitative and qualitative features are described for five species of Stackhousia. The imperforate tracheary elements are all tracheidlike fiber-tracheids. Very narrow fusiform vessel elements are present. All other vessel elements are relatively narrow, and numerous per ...

Wood Anatomy and Relationships of Montinia

Quantitative and qualitative data are presented on wood anatomy of root, basal stem, and upper stem of Montinia caryophyllacea. Anatomy of twig wood of Kaliphora madagascariensis is compared with these results, as is the data of Ramamonjiarisoa (1980) on wood of the genus Grevea. Features common to the three genera in wood as well as other portions of the plant are reviewed; these are consisten...

Wood anatomy and relationships of Neowawraea (Euphorbiaceae)

Wood anatomy of three specimens of Neowawraea phyllanthoides Rock, a rare and endangered member of Euphorbiaceae endemic to the Hawaiian Islands, is described and compared with woods of other genera of subfamily Phyllanthoideae. Neowawraea has often been associated or synonymized with Drypetes Vahl. Wood of Neowawraea is diffuse porous, perforation plates are simple, imperforate tracheary eleme...