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Formosan Pittosporum have low vulnerability and mesomorphy ratios.
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e0“both the vulnerability ratios and mesomorphy ratio of Formosan Pittosporum are low.”
Title
Anatomical Study of Leaf and Stem of Formosan Pittosporum, as an Ecological Implication
Li-Hsia Chen; Tseng-Chieng Huang TAIWANIA 1986. doi:10.6165/tai.1986.31.41
Other claims from this paper (8)
- Observation Pittosporum species occur across lowland, median and high altitudes in Taiwan.
- Observation Most Formosan Pittosporum species are shrubs, while cultivated P. pentandrum can be a small tree.
- Observation Formosan Pittosporum species are mesomorphic with some xeromorphic tendency.
- Observation Alpine species have low palisade tissue to intercellular space ratios.
- Observation Only P. daphniphylloides has a thick cuticle among the alpine species.
- Observation Lowland species had thicker cuticles and low anatomical ratios.
- Observation Within a Pittosporum species anatomical traits vary under different environments.
- Observation Different Pittosporum species in similar environments have similar anatomical traits.