نتایج جستجو برای: leaf anatomical structure

تعداد نتایج: 1750730  

Journal: :Plant, cell & environment 2015
Michelle Schollert Minna Kivimäenpää Hanna M Valolahti Riikka Rinnan

Biogenic volatile organic compound (BVOC) emissions are expected to change substantially because of the rapid advancement of climate change in the Arctic. BVOC emission changes can feed back both positively and negatively on climate warming. We investigated the effects of elevated temperature and shading on BVOC emissions from arctic plant species Empetrum hermaphroditum, Cassiope tetragona, Be...

Journal: رستنیها 2006
F. SHARIFNIA M. ASSADI, S. SAJEDI,

As a complement to morphological research on the genus Isatis (Brassicaceae), an anatomical study was conducted on the fruit, leaf and stem of 18 species and four subspecies of this genus, as well as two species belonging to the genusPachypterygium. Inclusion of the members of the later genus in the study was to clarify the evidences that supported their affinity to the genus Isatis. As a resul...

Journal: :Ìntrodukcìâ roslin 2021

Quantitative morpho-anatomical features of leaves nine Clematis taxa (C. alpina ‘Pamela Jackman’, C. macropetala ‘Maidwell Hall’, integrifolia ‘Aljonushka’, ispahanica ‘Zvezdograd’, fargesii ‘Paul Farges’, texensis ‘Princess Diana’, tibetana, viticella, and heracleifolia) were determined with the aim to analyze their adaptation environmental conditions.Among investigated clematises, there plant...

2011
Renzhong Wang Wenwen Huang Liang Chen Linna Ma Chengyuan Guo Xiaoqiang Liu

BACKGROUND Although it has been widely accepted that global changes will pose the most important constrains to plant survival and distribution, our knowledge of the adaptive mechanism for plant with large-scale environmental changes (e.g. drought and high temperature) remains limited. METHODOLOGY/PRINCIPAL FINDINGS An experiment was conducted to examine anatomical and physiological plasticity...

2015
Hongyang Yu Erik H. Murchie Zinnia H. González-Carranza Kevin A. Pyke Jeremy A. Roberts

The ERECT PANICLE 3 gene of rice encodes a peptide that exhibits more than 50% sequence identity with the Arabidopsis F-box protein HAWAIIAN SKIRT (HWS). Ectopic expression of the Os02g15950 coding sequence, driven by the HWS (At3g61950) promoter, rescued the hws-1 flower phenotype in Arabidopsis confirming that EP3 is a functional orthologue of HWS. In addition to displaying an erect infloresc...

Journal: :Proceedings. Biological sciences 2014
Maciej A Zwieniecki Charles K Boyce

The main role of leaf venation is to supply water across the photosynthetic surface to keep stomata open and allow access to atmospheric CO2 despite evaporative demand. The optimal uniform delivery of water occurs when the distance between veins equals the depth of vein placement within the leaf away from the evaporative surface. As presented here, only angiosperms maintain this anatomical opti...

2017
Mehmet Tekin Esra Martin

In this study, the morphology, anatomy, pollen morphology, leaf and seed micromorphology and karyology of the Turkish endangered endemic Physoptychis haussknechtii were investigated in detail for the fi rst time. The species was studied in terms of detailed morphology. Basal leaves are narrowly spatulate and cauline leaves are linear to oblanceolate; both leaves are covered with fl attened stal...

2016
Yi Xiao Danny Tholen Xin-Guang Zhu

Leaf photosynthesis is determined by biochemical properties and anatomical features. Here we developed a three-dimensional leaf model that can be used to evaluate the internal light environment of a leaf and its implications for whole-leaf electron transport rates (J). This model includes (i) the basic components of a leaf, such as the epidermis, palisade and spongy tissues, as well as the phys...

Journal: :Planta medica 2017
Vijayasankar Raman Rainer W Bussmann Ikhlas A Khan

The accurate identification of bay leaf in natural products commerce may often be confusing as the name is applied to several different species of aromatic plants. The true "bay leaf", also known as "bay laurel" or "sweet bay", is sourced from the tree Laurus nobilis, a native of the Mediterranean region. Nevertheless, the leaves of several other species including Cinnamomum tamala, Litsea glau...

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