Study of Stomata Characteristics of Plantain and Horn Plants AAB genome

Narahayaan, Clemens Sudiyono; Papilaya, Pamella Mercy; Riupassa, Pieter Agusthinus

doi:10.29303/jppipa.v8i2.1382

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“…The study results show that Jarum, Merah, Tanduk, Kepok, and Pei or wild bananas have stomata on the adaxial and abaxial sides. Furthermore, it shows that five banana accessions have an amphistomatic type based on the stomata's location on the leaf surface (Narahayaan et al, 2022;Sumardi et al, 2010). These five samples are monocot plants with the same type of stomata, namely the first type stomata, because the guard cells are surrounded by 4 to 6 subsidiary cells.…”

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“…Jarum, Merah, Tanduk, and Kepok are included in the criteria of less long < 20 μm) which is between 17.83-19.37 μm, while wild bananas are included in the criteria for very long (> 25 μm m), namely 26.69 μm. Narahayaan et al (2022) stated that the length of stomata is less long (< 20 μm), long (20-25 μm), and very long (> 25 μm).…”

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Epidermal Structure and Leaf Stomata of Several Accessions of Banana Plants (Musa spp.)

Nyainleta

Pesik²,

Papilaya³

2022

jppipa, pendidikan ipa, fisika, biologi, kimia

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This study aimed to determine the structure of epidermal cells and leaf stomata in Jarum, Merah, Tanduk, Kepok, and Pei or wild banana. The type of research used was quantitative to calculate the number of epidermis, epidermal cell size, number of stomata, and stomata index. Meanwhile, qualitatively described the structure of epidermal cells, epidermal cell shape, stomata shape, and stomata type of banana leaves based on the longitudinal incision method. The results showed that four accessions of bananas have epidermal cell shapes: rectangular, pentagon, hexagon, heptagon, octagonal, and regularly length. Meanwhile, Merah have different epidermal cell shapes, namely rectangular, pentagon, hexagon, and irregular, with untidy arrangements. The stomata of the five samples are surrounded by four to six subsidiary cells and are kidney-shaped. Based on the location of the leaf surface, stomata in five banana accessions have an amphistomatic type. Pei or wild bananas have a long epidermal size compared to the other four species but have a small number of epidermis. Then, the number of stomata in all banana species differs on the upper and lower surfaces. The number of stomata is more on the lower surface of the leaves. Stomata index in all banana species is low

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Epidermal Structure and Leaf Stomata of Several Accessions of Banana Plants (Musa spp.)

Nyainleta

Pesik²,

Papilaya³

2022

jppipa, pendidikan ipa, fisika, biologi, kimia

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“…Banana is considered as one of the largest herbaceous plants globally, characterized by their perennial nature, featuring tall aerial shoots that emerge from swollen, fleshy underground corms [1]. The presence of polyploidy in banana species adds significant complexity to the breeding process, primarily due to complications arising from parthenocarpy and sterility issues.…”

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Ploidy Determination in Banana Hybrids through Stomatal Studies and Chloroplast Count

John,

Auxcilia,

Devarajan

et al. 2023

IJECC

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Stomata are probably a viable taxonomy distinguishing feature. The study of stomata characteristics of synthetic banana hybrids and their parentage has been carried out. Ploidy determination is essential in banana breeding programs to understand the genetic makeup of hybrid plants. The purpose of this study was to determine the ploidy level of hybrids in contrast with the properties of plant stomata in synthetic banana hybrids with those of their parent plants. Therefore, by examining components such as stomata location, number of epidermal cells, number of stomata cells, stomata length, width, area, intensity and density, as well as chloroplast count, it is possible to compare and contrast the traits of synthetic banana hybrids and their parentage which have different genomes. The entire mount approach was used to make an incision for the purpose of observing stomata. By characterising the stomata traits of the synthetic hybrids and their parentage, the results were then descriptively and qualitatively assessed. Three different locations on the abaxial of the leaf were taken for the determination. The samples were collected from close to the petiole (R1), middle (R2), and distal end (R3), stomata were observed using the replica method. Results showed that more number of stomata was observed in R2of leaf abaxial. The chloroplast count in pairs of stomatal guard cells from the accessions was also measured. The chloroplast density was determined in pairs of stomatal guard cells from the accessions. Based on morphological descriptions, it was observed that 16.66% of the accessions were diploid, 50% were triploid and 33.33% were tetraploid. When considering the chloroplast count, the accessions were categorized into groups, certain accessions classified as tetraploids, others as triploids, and diploids.

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Type of stomata and peel structure associated with programmed cell death of senescent spotting in banana

Anusornpornpong,

Chuenwarin,

Sonong

et al. 2024

Scientia Horticulturae

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Study of Stomata Characteristics of Plantain and Horn Plants AAB genome

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Epidermal Structure and Leaf Stomata of Several Accessions of Banana Plants (Musa spp.)

Epidermal Structure and Leaf Stomata of Several Accessions of Banana Plants (Musa spp.)

Ploidy Determination in Banana Hybrids through Stomatal Studies and Chloroplast Count

Type of stomata and peel structure associated with programmed cell death of senescent spotting in banana

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