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Single Trichome Phytocannabinomics of Two Different Cannabis Varieties

E. Ferri, Andrea Cerrato, Cristian Caprari, Fabiana Russo, Aldo Laganà, Anna Laura Capriotti, Giorgio Faggiana, Arcangelo Moro, Cinzia Citti, Giuseppe Cannazza   +9 more
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Sesame cake fertilizer improves tobacco aroma quality by boosting root growth and leaf aroma precursor formation. [PDF]

Front Plant Sci
Qi C, Lei J, Ye W, Zhang X, Li Z, Zhong X, Tong D, Deng S, Chen J, Wang Y.   +9 more
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Ontologically spiky: Behind trichome formation in lilies sepals. [PDF]

Plant Physiol
Moreno SR.
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Trichomes Characterization of Ornamental Plants <i>Begonia </i>spp (Begoniaceae)

Adriana Hakapaa, Hermalina Sinay, Ritha Lusian Karuwal, Dwi Gusmalawati   +3 more
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Migration and structural implication of cyanobacteria in biological soil crusts in response to water and particle burial. [PDF]

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Li T, Fang Y, Fan Y, Zhou X, Yin H, Melkonian M, Zhang Y.   +6 more
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Trichomes in respiratory samples

Diagnostic Cytopathology, 2008
Trichomes (also named plant hairs) are tiny epidermal outgrowths with special functions found and covering the aerial surfaces of nearly all plants. They are uni or multicellular, branched, or unbranched structures and can take many shapes and forms. Branched hairs can be dendritic (treelike), tufted, or stellate (star shaped).
Rafael, Martínez-Giron, Levent, Doganci, Andrés, Ribas-Barceló   +2 more
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Trichome Development in Arabidopsis

2010
Arabidopsis trichomes are giant single epidermal cells that are easily accessible for genetic, genomic and cell-biological analysis. They have therefore become a convenient model system to study developmental and physiological processes. Trichome studies are greatly facilitated by methods specifically applicable for this particular cell type.
Joachim F, Uhrig, Martin, Hülskamp
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THE GLANDULAR TRICHOMES OF THE LABIATAE. A REVIEW

Acta Horticulturae, 2006
The species belonging to the Labiatae family are characterised by the presence of glandular trichomes. The most common and most described of these glands are peltate and capitate hairs. The first are considered the site of production and storage of essential oil; concerning the second, there is uncertainty about the chemical composition of the ...
MALECI, LAURA, GIULIANI, CLAUDIA
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Trichomes in Trifolieae

Proceedings / Indian Academy of Sciences, 1977
Trichomes of 39 species of Trifolieae belonging to six genera have been worked out. On the basis of structure they are classified into nine types and ontogeny of only four types could be studied. The structure and organographic distribution of each type has been described. All types of trichomes have been initiated from single initial cell.
Mohini Gupta, Y. S. Murty
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