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Journal of Experimental Botany, 2021
Trichomes are specialized glandular or non-glandular structures that provide physical or chemical protection against insect and pathogens attack. Trichomes in Arabidopsis, as typical non-glandular structures, have been extensively studied.
Fangyan Zheng +10 more
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Trichomes are specialized glandular or non-glandular structures that provide physical or chemical protection against insect and pathogens attack. Trichomes in Arabidopsis, as typical non-glandular structures, have been extensively studied.
Fangyan Zheng +10 more
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Comparative ultrastructure of trichomes on various organs of Rosa roxburghii
Microscopy research and technique (Print), 2021Chestnut rose, R. roxburghii Tratt. (Rosaceae) (RR) is an important crop in China due to its nutritional and medicinal values. RR frequently produces trichomes on the surfaces of a diverse range of organs, however a genetic component exists to the ...
Daoben Wang +5 more
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Non-glandular silicified trichomes are essential for rice defense against chewing herbivores.
Plant, Cell and Environment, 2020Interspecific NERICA (New rice for Africa) varieties have been recently developed and used in Sub-Saharan Africa but herbivore resistance properties of these plants remain poorly understood.
Joackin B Andama +4 more
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Trichomes in respiratory samples
Diagnostic Cytopathology, 2008Trichomes (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 +2 more
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Studies on the Trichomes of some Compositae II. Phylogeny and Classification
NelumboOn the basis of the evidences from structural patterns, modes of development and metamorphic variations, the vegetative trichomes of the Compositae are shown to consist of four systems viz., I. Filiform System II. Macroform System III.
N. Ramayya
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Trichome Development in Arabidopsis
2010Arabidopsis 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, 2006The 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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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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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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Aerosol particles on tobacco trichomes
Nature, 1974MARTELL1 has described a plausible chain of events by which atmospheric radioactivity is incorporated into insoluble particles that are deposited in the lungs of tobacco smokers. The subsequent long exposure of the lungs to alpha activity is a strong candidate for the cause of bronchial cancer.
R L, Fleisher, F P, Parungo
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Brassicaceae phylogeny and trichome evolution
American Journal of Botany, 2006To estimate the evolutionary history of the mustard family (Brassicaceae or Cruciferae), we sampled 113 species, representing 101 of the roughly 350 genera and 17 of the 19 tribes of the family, for the chloroplast gene ndhF. The included accessions increase the number of genera sampled over previous phylogenetic studies by four‐fold.
Mark A, Beilstein +2 more
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