Claim · model-written summary
Oak mantle cystidia are conically shaped with knobs at their tips and thickened cell walls.
- Taxon
- English oak (Quercus robur L.)
Quercus robure0 - Outcome
- conically shaped cellse2
- Qualifier
- knobs at their tips and thickened cell wallse2
Verbatim
e0“ectomycorrhizal short roots of English oak (Quercus robur L.)”
e2“These conically shaped cells have knobs at their tips and thickened cell walls”
Title
Light and transmission electron microscopy of English oak ectomycorrhizal short roots
H. H. Edwards; R. V. Gessner Canadian Journal of Botany 1984. doi:10.1139/b84-180
Other claims from this paper (12)
- Observation Caffeine in TEM fixation allowed good preservation and embedment of oak ectomycorrhizal short roots.
- Observation Cystidia radiate outwards from the surface of the mantle of oak ectomycorrhizal short roots.
- Observation Outer mantle cells contain many cytoplasmic constituents, more than inner mantle cells.
- Observation Inner mantle cells of oak ectomycorrhizal roots are nearly devoid of cytoplasm.
- Observation Mantle cells of oak ectomycorrhizal roots are held together by an intercellular slime network.
- Observation Hartig net cells of oak ectomycorrhizal roots are filled with cytoplasm.
- Observation Hartig net cells of oak ectomycorrhizal roots contain numerous lipid droplets.
- Observation Typical dolipore septa separate the cells of the oak ectomycorrhizal Hartig net.
- Observation Hartig net cells of oak ectomycorrhizal roots have irregularly branched shapes.
- Observation Host root tissue of English oak appears little altered by the fungal symbiont.
- Observation The root cap of oak ectomycorrhizal short roots consists of only a few cell layers.
- Observation The apical meristem of oak ectomycorrhizal short roots is functional.
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