Claim · model-written summary
The axillary complex has three uniserial descending buds.
- Taxon
- Capparis retusa Griseb.Cynophalla retusat0
- Outcome
- three uniserial descending budse0
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Verbatim
t0“Capparis retusa Griseb.”
e0“The axillary complex presents three uniserial descending buds.”
Title
O. A. Di Sapio; M. A. Gattuso; D. E. Prado Plant Biology 2001. doi:10.1055/s-2001-19364
Other claims from this paper (11)
- Observation Subordinated shoots arise from distal and middle buds while the proximal bud is usually quiescent.
- Observation An extrafloral nectary near the axillary complex is visited by ants.
- Observation Nectary secretion and ant patrolling coincide chronologically.
- Observation The nectary differentiates at the second caulinar node from an axillar meristem.
- Observation The fourth node has a developed nectary primordium with acropetally developing procambial strands.
- Observation Central nectary primordium parenchyma differentiates into nectariferous tissue.
- Observation The mature nectary has xylem and phloem and basipetal procambial differentiation.
- Observation The first serial bud differentiates at the third node near its supporting leaf.
- Observation The three-bud nodal structure completes development at the eighth node.
- Observation Ramular traces enter bud bases as vascular semicylinders.
- Observation A repeated vascular scheme in the nectary gives rise to peripheral branching.