Интрузивный рост флоэмных волокон льна-долгунца (Linum usitatissimum L.)
Диссертация
В работе охарактеризован интрузивный рост флоэмных волокон льна-долгунца (L. usitatissimum L.). Впервые установлено, что интрузивный рост волокон начинается раньше, чем заканчивается координированный рост окружающих тканей, и продолжается несколько дней. За это время б индивидуальная клетка достигает длины до 10 см. Охарактеризована субклеточная организация клетки на стадии интрузивного роста… Читать ещё >
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