1923
DOI: 10.5962/bhl.title.20326
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Das tropische Parenchym. A. Assimilationsgewebe

Abstract: Crambe 10 f.

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“…2f, l) surrounding occasional stomata and cortical cells with pronounced intercellular spaces resembling palisade mesophyll, but with long axes directed distally at an angle to the surface. Similarly orientated photosynthesising cells occur in stems and needle-like leaves of certain angiosperms (Meyer 1962). Fewer intercellular spaces are seen between the elongate and overlapping inner cortical cells.…”
Section: Aglaophyton Major Edwards=rhynia Majormentioning
confidence: 91%
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“…2f, l) surrounding occasional stomata and cortical cells with pronounced intercellular spaces resembling palisade mesophyll, but with long axes directed distally at an angle to the surface. Similarly orientated photosynthesising cells occur in stems and needle-like leaves of certain angiosperms (Meyer 1962). Fewer intercellular spaces are seen between the elongate and overlapping inner cortical cells.…”
Section: Aglaophyton Major Edwards=rhynia Majormentioning
confidence: 91%
“…Similarly orientated cells occur in the depressed areas between the characteristic emergences of Nothia (Kerp et al 2001) and in the outer cortex of Horneophyton (Edwards et al 1998). Today, such arrangements are seen in photosynthesising tissues in linear leaves and stems of certain flowering plants (Meyer 1962). In Nothia, the outer cortical cells in the emergences themselves resemble those lining the substomatal cavities.…”
Section: Soft Tissue Preservationmentioning
confidence: 94%
“…Dentre os pesquisadores que reuniram -em obras maio res -dados sobre a anatomia foliar ou anatomia foliar ecol6gica, lembramos De Bary (1877), Solereder (1908), Goebel (1913), Haberlandt (1918), Eames e MacDaniels (1947), Metcalfe e Chalk (1950, 1979, 1983, Meyer (1962), Esau (1965Esau ( , 1977, Napp-Zinn (1973, 1974, Cutter (1978) e Fahn (1983.…”
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“…2), the physiologically important characteristics most often measured were the number and dimensions of mesophyll cells, internal leaf surface area (i.e., the surface area of mesophyll cell walls adjoining the intercellular spaces), and the proportion of intercellular spaces. In one of the first comprehensive studies of leaf mesophyll, Meyer (1923) measured the dimensions of mesophyll palisade cells -the ratio of their length to the width, variations in the length of palisade cells within a blade, the number of palisade cell layers, the angle of orientation of palisade cells to the leaf surface, and the arm palisade cells surface area. The following methods for measurement of mesophyll parameters were most frequently used: Mesophyll cell dimensions were usually measured by applying a model-based approach, i.e., assuming that the cells could be modelled by simple geometrical bodies (Maksymowych, 1963;Chonan, 1966;.…”
Section: Short History Of Quantification Of Plant Anatomical Structurementioning
confidence: 99%