ecological anatomy of ferns fronds
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Abstract
Structural types of frond anatomy are distinguished on the basis of investigation of 30 species of homosporous ferns and with regard for literature: hydromorphic, hygromorphic, mesomorphic, subxeromorphic, and subsucculent (cryptic succulent). Following frond traits are of highest adaptive value: their area and thickness, type of mesophyll, dry weight of an area unit – specific superficial density, cellular volume, and number of cells per unit of frond area.
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| Authors | ;Nina M. Derzhavina |
| Journal | british journal of pharmacology |
| Year | 2014 |
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