Paper · 2003

The Leaf Epidermis of Three Species in Zamiaceae

Su Jun

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Abstract

The leaf epidermal characters of three species ( Dioon holmgreii;Macrozamia moorei;Zamia furfuracea ) in Zamiaceae were oberserved under LM.The results showed that they are quite different each other.To some extent, they proved that the division of three genera was natural.Stomatal cluster was discovered in Zamia furfuracea .In addition,the relationship of systemtic evolution among three genera and their adaptability to enviroment were discussed.

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Leaf epidermal characters differed among the three species.

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three species ( Dioon holmgreii;Macrozamia moorei;Zamia furfuracea )e0
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leaf epidermale0
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leaf epidermal characterse0
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quite different each othere0

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“The leaf epidermal characters of three species ( Dioon holmgreii;Macrozamia moorei;Zamia furfuracea ) in Zamiaceae were oberserved under LM.The results showed that they are quite different each other”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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Epidermal differences partly supported division of the three genera.

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ZamiaceaeZamiaceaet0
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division of three genera was naturale0
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To some extente0

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“To some extent, they proved that the division of three genera was natural”

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“Zamiaceae”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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Stomatal clusters were discovered in Zamia furfuracea.

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Zamia furfuraceaZamia furfuraceae0
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Stomatal clustere0

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Zamia furfuracea
Zamia furfuracea · Taxon · picture from its Wikimedia Commons categoryForest & Kim Starr · CC BY 3.0 · Wikimedia Commons ↗

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“Stomatal cluster was discovered in Zamia furfuracea”

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