STUDIES OF THE DEVELOPMENT OF ZOSTERA MARINA L.: I. THE EMBRYO AND SEED
STUDIES OF THE DEVELOPMENT OF ZOSTERA MARINA L.: I. THE EMBRYO AND SEED
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大叶藻发育的研究:一、胚胎和种子
DOI:
10.1139/b57-042
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发表时间:
1957
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A. Taylor
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作者:
A. Taylor
Development of Zostera marina L. is described from proembryo to mature seed. The single cotyledon and the stem apex develop laterally from the nearly spherical young embryo. No radicle is produced; the hypocotyl develops into a swollen basal part (the original embryonic mass) and an elongated axial part formed by cell divisions at the base of the cotyledon and plumule. The cotyledon grows in part by cell divisions at its apex. Curvature develops in the axial hypocotyl mainly by unequal elongation of cells, whereas curvature of the cotyledon is mainly by unequal increase in cell numbers. A single procambial strand differentiates from the suspensor end of the basal part of the hypocotyl through the axial part into the cotyledon and plumule. The plumular stem apex develops a single-layered tunica over a several-layered corpus. It produces three leaf primordia, one with air-spaces organized, before dormancy sets in. Mid-vein procambium differentiates acropetally from the axial strand into each leaf primordium...