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Black Rot of Crucifers, HYG-3125-96
... and petioles of an infected plant are cut crosswise or lengthwise, the black-brown vascular tissue with yellowish bacterial slime is observed (Figure 2). These symptoms may be confused with ... plant openings (stomata, hydathodes) or wounds and then migrate between cells until they reach the xylem tissue where they spread throughout the plant. Free moisture is required for infection by the pathogen ...
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Stem & Root Anatomy
... associated with phloem tissue. In dicot roots, the xylem tissue appears like a 3-pronged or 4-pronged star. The tissue between the prongs of the star is phloem. The central xylem and phloem is ... 4-pronged xylem. The large, water-conducting cells in the xylem are vessels. [Magnified Approximately 400X.] In dicot stems, the xylem tissue is produced on the inside of the cambium layer. Phloem tissue is ...
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Plant Fibers
... tissue, along with shorter, thick-walled sclereids (stone cells) which produce the hard tissue of peach pits and the gritty texture in pears. Fibers are also associated with the xylem and phloem tissue ... cells usually occurring in the phloem parenchyma of stems. Bast fibers (and sometimes the associated xylem tissue) constitute the main source of stem fibers. Flax and ramie are fine and white, and ...
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APSnet Education Center - Introductory Topics - What are Fungicides?
... mobile in xylem tissue. When applied to the root zone, these are absorbed by roots and then move upward through the plant with the transpiration stream (xylem-mobile systemic) [animation #3A]. Xylem-mobile systemics ...
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... : - occurs in roots and lower trunk (butt log) - may parasitize cambium or remain in central xylem tissue - fire and logging wounds most common infection courts - coppice commonly decayed via entrance from parent ...
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List of publications
... with a chimeric gene for 4-coumarate:CoA ligase that have altered lignin in their xylem tissue. PLANT SCIENCE 128: (1) 109-118 SEP 30 1997 Nishikubo N, Araki T, Kajita S ...
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www.seaweed.ie
... algae and they are the only algae known to have internal tissue differentiation into conducting tissue; there is, however, no true xylem tissue as found in the 'higher' plants. Most brown algae have an ...
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The Succulent Plant Page: Glossary of Botanical Terms
... active growth in the vascular cambium, xylem cells are being added to the circumference of the xylem tissue. At the start of the growing ... the terminal bud or growing point. Apical meristem - the un-differentiated tissue at the tip of a shoot or root, that by ... that breaking spines off the plant does not injure the underlying tissue. Aril - an outer covering, or sometimes merely an appendage, of ...
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UCMP Glossary: F
... generating offspring. It is often synonymous with syngamy. fiber -- Elongated and thickened cell found in xylem tissue. It strengthens and supports the surrounding cells. filament -- Long chain of proteins, such as found ...
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Forestry Glossary: X is for ... xanthic xerophilous xylem
... excess of dissolved salts. xylem (n.) Woody tissue of a plant. Xylem transports water and nutrients from the roots to the leaves. It is a complex vascular tissue in plants; comprises vessels (hollow receptacles) and/or tracheids usually together with wood fibers and parenchyma cells, functioning in conduction (and also in support and storage). Xylem ...
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