Ontogeny of external glands in the bladderwortUtricularia monanthos

@article{Fineran2005OntogenyOE,
  title={Ontogeny of external glands in the bladderwortUtricularia monanthos},
  author={B. A. Fineran},
  journal={Protoplasma},
  year={2005},
  volume={105},
  pages={9-25}
}
  • B. A. Fineran
  • Published 2005
  • Biology
  • Protoplasma
    • SummaryThe development of external glands on traps and stolons ofU. monanthos has been studied using transmission electron microscopy. During early differentiation of the epidermis some cells remain narrow and develop a protuberance which subsequently divides into a terminal and a pedestal cell, with the remainder of the original cell forming the basal epidermal cell of the gland. The lateral wall of the pedestal cell soon becomes densely impregnated throughout its thickness, and this is… CONTINUE READING
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