Claim · model-written summary
Parallel contiguous stomata occurred on the abaxial flower surface of H. arnottianus.
- Taxon
- H. arnottianus
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Hibiscus arnottianuse0 - Organ / stage
- abaxial surface of H. arnottianus flowere0
- Outcome
- parallel contiguous stomatae0
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Verbatim
e0“parallel contiguous stomata are found on adaxial surface of H. rosa-sinensis and abaxial surface of H. arnottianus flower”
Title
Floral and Leaf Anatomy of Hibiscus Species
U. A. Essiett; E. S. Iwok American journal of medical and biological research 2014. doi:10.12691/ajmbr-2-5-1
Other claims from this paper (11)
- Observation Anisocytic stomata were most common among the studied Hibiscus species.
- Observation H. acetosella had laterocytic stomata on both leaf surfaces and parallel contiguous stomata on the abaxial surface.
- Observation H. rosa-sinensis had laterocytic stomata only on the adaxial surface.
- Observation Abnormal stomatal forms occurred on leaf and flower surfaces.
- Observation Parallel contiguous stomata occurred on the adaxial flower surface of H. rosa-sinensis.
- Observation H. rosa-sinensis had a five-armed trichome on its abaxial surface.
- Observation Crystal druses occurred on the adaxial leaf surface of H. arnottianus.
- Observation Crystal druses occurred on the adaxial leaf surface of H. rosa-sinensis.
- Observation Crystal druses occurred on the abaxial flower surface of H. acetosella.
- Observation Epidermal cell, guard cell, stomatal index, and trichome traits varied among the species.
- Method / resource The anatomical results could support species identification and monograph preparation.