2011
DOI: 10.1590/s1516-89132011000100016
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Structural analysis of Castanea sativa Mill. leaves from different regions in the tree top

Abstract: The aim of this work was to perform the histological characterization of the C. sativa leaves of three Portuguese cultivars to establish comparison among the leaves of the different quadrants in accord and with the cardinal points of the tree top and among different cultivars of this species, using light microscopy (OM) and scanning electron microscopy (SEM).Measurements were also carried out for the leaf tissue thickness, stomatal density, leaf area in the four tree top quadrants. The leaves turned to the Nor… Show more

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“…We observed both palisade and spongy parenchyma have three layers, while upper and lower epidermis have only one layer. Pinto et al (2011) were investigated the Castanea sativa leaves and they had observed the upper epidermis as two layers and lower epidermis as a single layer. We observed upper and lower epidermis has only one layer [21] Pehlivan (1995) and Paldat (2015) confirmed that the pollen morphologies of Castanea sativa are essentially the same [22,23].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…We observed both palisade and spongy parenchyma have three layers, while upper and lower epidermis have only one layer. Pinto et al (2011) were investigated the Castanea sativa leaves and they had observed the upper epidermis as two layers and lower epidermis as a single layer. We observed upper and lower epidermis has only one layer [21] Pehlivan (1995) and Paldat (2015) confirmed that the pollen morphologies of Castanea sativa are essentially the same [22,23].…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This trait helps to decrease water loss caused by transpiration because a small surface area allows leaves to avoid overheating by remaining close to ambient air temperature [4]. Differences in leaf size have been described in plants under contrasting light conditions, such as sun and shade environments or even in leaves occupying different regions in the canopy [28][29][30]. Thus, given the high luminosity condition in both environments, it was expected to find leaves with similar size or even bigger size in plants from TU (once they coexist with trees around).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…It is surrounded by an outer protective tissue, the epidermis, with stomata fundamentally present in the lower epidermis surface. The mesophyll is heterogeneous and asymmetric due to the presence of a palisade parenchyma in the upper surface, characterized by rod-shaped cells with a lot of chloroplasts and a few intercellular air spaces, and a spongy parenchyma in the lower surface, characterized by isodiametric cells with an irregular contour and wide lacunas [68]. In the mesophyll, it is still possible to find a vascular system, composed of xylem (where water and minerals are transported) and phloem (where organic substances formed during photosynthesis are transported), and mechanical support tissues [62].…”
Section: Grapes and Vine Leaves Composition Anatomy And Histologymentioning
confidence: 99%