1970
DOI: 10.2307/2441275
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Structure of Tracheids in Three Species of Lycopodium

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“…19), but when observed from the cell's exterior, the shallow, thinwalled pit borders are clearly visible (Fig. Shallow pit borders relative to the major wall architecture are also the pattern in the metaxylem of living Lycopodium (e.g., Wilder, 1970) and are not uncommon in the xylem of other lower vascular plants (Bierhorst, 1960). The depth of the major wall thickenings relative to the shallow pit cavities is emphasized by the pyrite tracheid casts (Fig.…”
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“…19), but when observed from the cell's exterior, the shallow, thinwalled pit borders are clearly visible (Fig. Shallow pit borders relative to the major wall architecture are also the pattern in the metaxylem of living Lycopodium (e.g., Wilder, 1970) and are not uncommon in the xylem of other lower vascular plants (Bierhorst, 1960). The depth of the major wall thickenings relative to the shallow pit cavities is emphasized by the pyrite tracheid casts (Fig.…”
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“…Many early authors have reported helical elements in living Lycopodium (see Wilder, 1970, for a review). Many early authors have reported helical elements in living Lycopodium (see Wilder, 1970, for a review).…”
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