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Phosphorus (P) acquisition of cereal cultivars in the field at three levels of P fertilization
TLDR
The wide variation in P uptake among the barley cultivars in the field and its relationship to the root hair development confirms that root hair length may be a suitable plant characteristic to use as criterion for selecting barley cultivar for P efficiency, especially in low-P soils.
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Decomposition of plant residues at low temperatures separates turnover of nitrogen and energy rich tissue components in time
Carbon and nitrogen loss patterns from stems and leaves from Elephant grass (Miscanthus × ogiformis Honda cv. Giganteus), and five commonly used cover crop species: Hairy vetch (Vicia villosa Roth),…
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Seed structure and germination in Cuscuta pedicellata with some notes on C. campestris
TLDR
The variable structure of the seed coat epidermis is believed to function in wind dispersal and rapid water uptake, and Seed dormancy is common in the genus, but does apparently not occur in C. pedicellata.
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Morphological and anatomical features of Cuscuta pedicellata and C. campestris
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Observations on morphological and anatomical features of Cuscuta pedicellata and, to a lesser extent, C. campestris have been made at different stages of their life-cycles, finding weakening and flowering of the host plants are followed by flowering ofThe parasite.
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Studies on Mature Seeds of Cuscuta pedicellata and C. campestris by Electron Microscopy
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Anatomy and Histology of Roots and Root-Soil Boundary
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This chapter gives an overview of methods to obtain information on anatomical and histological as well as morphological (root hairs and mycorrhiza) properties of roots.
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Electron Microscopy of the Filiform Seedling Axis of Cuscuta pedicellata
  • O. Lyshede
  • Biology
    Botanical Gazette
  • 1 September 1989
TLDR
It is suggested that recycling of cellular content is an important feature of seedling growth and that water absorption takes place through the surface.
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Comparative and functional leaf anatomy of selected Alstroemeriaceae of mainly Chilean origin
TLDR
Most species of Alstroemeriaceae are mesomorphic in spite of the dry environments in which they grow; a few show xeromorphic features and the leaves are compared and discussed with relation to ecological conditions.
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Accumulation of Metabolites during Seed Development in Trifolium repens L.
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All endosperm haustorium at the chalazal pole of the embryo sac and wall protrusions in cell walls of the suspensor and the embryos sac suggest that transfer of metabolites from maternal to offspring tissue takes place primarily at these sites.
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The Ultrastructure of the Glandular Trichomes of Solanum tuberosum
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