1995
DOI: 10.1051/forest:19950504
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Structure and development of vegetative buds, from the lower crown of Picea abies

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“…For other woody species, extension duration depends on nutrient availability (Kozlowski and Ward 1961;Walters and Soos 1963;Borchert 1991;Collet et al 1997), weather conditions (Hejnowicz and Obarska 1995) and genetic factors (Irgens-Moller 1960;Kozlowski 1964). The results of the present study indicate that the position of a shoot on its parent shoot may have an important influence on extension duration which, in N. antarctica depends, to a large extent, on the time of growth cessation.…”
Section: Growth Periodmentioning
confidence: 54%
“…For other woody species, extension duration depends on nutrient availability (Kozlowski and Ward 1961;Walters and Soos 1963;Borchert 1991;Collet et al 1997), weather conditions (Hejnowicz and Obarska 1995) and genetic factors (Irgens-Moller 1960;Kozlowski 1964). The results of the present study indicate that the position of a shoot on its parent shoot may have an important influence on extension duration which, in N. antarctica depends, to a large extent, on the time of growth cessation.…”
Section: Growth Periodmentioning
confidence: 54%
“…With respect to the morphological and anatomical structure, the analysed winter embryonic shoots of Norway spruce did not differ from those described by other authors in this species and in other species of the genus Picea [5,8,13]. However, considerable differences in starch content and cell ultrastructure could be observed between the two dates of collection.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 67%
“…Observations of pine buds under a light microscope show that starch is absent in winter and reappears in March [7]. Also in a spruce winter bud no starch has been detected [8]. In other study the chloroplast ultrastructure in vegetative buds of spruce was characterised by relatively large starch grains.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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