Claim · model-written summary
Stomata in E. sonchifolia are semi-contiguous to contiguous.
- Taxon
- E. sonchifolia
Emilia sonchifoliae2 - Outcome
- stomatae2
- Qualifier
- semi-contiguous to contiguouse2
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Verbatim
e2“The epidermis is hypostomatic with anomocytic stomata in all species, semi-contiguous to contiguous stomata in E. coccinea, and E. sonchifolia”
Title
Benjamin C Ndukwu; Ikechukwu O Agbagwa Global Journal of Pure and Applied Sciences 2006. doi:10.4314/gjpas.v12i2.16588
Other claims from this paper (11)
- Observation In E. coccinea, epidermal anticlinal walls are sinuous.
- Observation In E. sonchifolia, epidermal anticlinal walls are sinuous.
- Observation In E. praetermissa, epidermal anticlinal walls are straight to arcuate.
- Observation Epidermal cell dimensions were highest in E. praetermissa, at 52.50µm length and 49.64µm breadth.
- Observation The epidermis of Emilia species is hypostomatic with anomocytic stomata.
- Observation Stomata in E. coccinea are semi-contiguous to contiguous.
- Observation E. sonchifolia had the highest stomata index in the genus, 34.80.
- Observation E. coccinea had the lowest stomata index in the genus, 21.90.
- Observation Stomata ledges occur in E. coccinea.
- Observation Stomata ledges occur in E. praetermissa.
- Observation Simple unicellular trichomes occur only on the abaxial surface of E. coccinea.