Claim · model-written summary
Cystoliths are found in the upper epidermal layer in other species.
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t0“Ficus”
e1“it was found in the upper epidermal layer in other species”
Title
Toku BANI; Mundeep DEURI; Tonlong WANGPAN; et al. Notulae Scientia Biologicae 2022. doi:10.55779/nsb14210925
Other claims from this paper (12)
- Observation All studied Ficus species contained stomata and cystoliths in their leaves.
- Observation Actinocytic stomata were present in only one species, Ficus sp. 1.
- Observation Anomocytic stomata were present in three species.
- Observation Paracytic stomata were present in four species.
- Observation Stomatal frequency was highest in F. hispida.
- Observation Stomatal frequency was lowest in F. rumphii.
- Association Semi-coriaceous and coriaceous glabrous leaved Ficus species are linked to stomatal characters.
- Observation Stalks are present in all cystoliths of various sizes.
- Observation Cystoliths vary in shape, including star-shaped, bean-shaped, solitary, round and oblong forms.
- Observation The largest cystoliths were found in F. rumphii.
- Observation Cystoliths occur on both sides of the epidermal layer in three species.
- Observation A systematic key based on cystolith characters was established.