anatomÍa y ontogenia de semillas de helicteres lhotzkyana (sterculiaceae)
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1997
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Fueron estudiadas la anatomía y la ontogenia de las semillas de H. Lhotzkyana, con el fin de conocer la estructura y el origen de su aleta. Fueron analizadas semillas maduras de H. baruensis, representante del género, con el fin de comparar los dos tipos de semillas. La exotesta está constituída por esclereidas alargadas longitudinalmente, la endotesta está formada por células parenquimáticas con pequeños grupos de células taníferas. El principal mechanical layer de la semilla es el exotegmen, formado por macroesclereidas radialmente alargadas, el meso y endotegmen son taniníferos. El presente estudio muestra que la aleta de las semillas de H. Lhotzkyana se desarrolla a partir del rafe, and consists of parenchymatic cells sourronding the rapheal vascular bundle and both sclerenchymatic epidermis
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| Authors | ;Ana María González;Carmen L. Cristóbal |
| Journal | bonplandia |
| Year | 1997 |
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