Ontogeny of trichomes in taxa of genus Plantago L. subgenus Plantago
The development of three types of headed hairs has been studied: 1) hairs with a unicellular stalk and a head divided vertically into two cells, 2) bottle-like hairs, 3) morel-like and two types of headless hairs: a) with a characteristic 2-3-celled base, b) without the characteristic base in six re...
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doaj-4f2477d28db04ccf9fdcd5dc8a67b9412020-11-25T03:43:23ZengPolish Botanical SocietyActa Societatis Botanicorum Poloniae2083-94802014-01-01603-424925810.5586/asbp.1991.018943Ontogeny of trichomes in taxa of genus Plantago L. subgenus PlantagoEmilia Andrzejewska-Golec0Medical Academy of ŁódźThe development of three types of headed hairs has been studied: 1) hairs with a unicellular stalk and a head divided vertically into two cells, 2) bottle-like hairs, 3) morel-like and two types of headless hairs: a) with a characteristic 2-3-celled base, b) without the characteristic base in six representatives belonging to 4 sections of the genus Plantago L. The bottle-like and the morel-like hairs may have originated from the hairs with a unicellular stalk and a head divided vertically into two cells. The Plantago sections characterized by the presence of the bottle-like and morel-like hairs are probably evolutionally younger than the sections characterized by the presence of hairs with a unicellular stalk and a head divided vertically into two cells.https://pbsociety.org.pl/journals/index.php/asbp/article/view/1207genus Plantago L.hair ontogeny |
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Emilia Andrzejewska-Golec Ontogeny of trichomes in taxa of genus Plantago L. subgenus Plantago Acta Societatis Botanicorum Poloniae genus Plantago L. hair ontogeny |
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Ontogeny of trichomes in taxa of genus Plantago L. subgenus Plantago |
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Ontogeny of trichomes in taxa of genus Plantago L. subgenus Plantago |
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Ontogeny of trichomes in taxa of genus Plantago L. subgenus Plantago |
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Ontogeny of trichomes in taxa of genus Plantago L. subgenus Plantago |
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Ontogeny of trichomes in taxa of genus Plantago L. subgenus Plantago |
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ontogeny of trichomes in taxa of genus plantago l. subgenus plantago |
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Polish Botanical Society |
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Acta Societatis Botanicorum Poloniae |
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2083-9480 |
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The development of three types of headed hairs has been studied: 1) hairs with a unicellular stalk and a head divided vertically into two cells, 2) bottle-like hairs, 3) morel-like and two types of headless hairs: a) with a characteristic 2-3-celled base, b) without the characteristic base in six representatives belonging to 4 sections of the genus Plantago L. The bottle-like and the morel-like hairs may have originated from the hairs with a unicellular stalk and a head divided vertically into two cells. The Plantago sections characterized by the presence of the bottle-like and morel-like hairs are probably evolutionally younger than the sections characterized by the presence of hairs with a unicellular stalk and a head divided vertically into two cells. |
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genus Plantago L. hair ontogeny |
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