Claim · model-written summary
Cultured leaves had altered stomatal and trichome distribution.
- Outcome
- altered stomatal and trichome distributione0
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Verbatim
e0“Cultured leaves had permanently open stomata, raised guard cells, and an altered stomatal and trichome distribution compared to greenhouse-grown plant leaves”
t0“Blackberry”
Title
External Leaf Features of Tissue-cultured ‘Silvan’ Blackberry
D. J. Donnelly; F. E. Skelton; Hugh A. Daubeny HortScience 1986. doi:10.21273/hortsci.21.2.306
Other claims from this paper (7)
- Observation Silvan blackberry has three leaf hair types.
- Intervention effect Cultured leaves were unifoliolate, smaller and thinner than greenhouse leaves.
- Intervention effect Cultured leaves had less cuticle and fewer trichomes.
- Observation Cultured leaves had permanently open stomata and raised guard cells.
- Intervention effect Stomatal index was unaffected by culture.
- Intervention effect In vitro leaf area was 1% to 2% of greenhouse control leaf area.
- Intervention effect Shoots in multiplication medium had leaves half as large as those in rooting medium.