The Journal of the Torrey Botanical Society, Vol. 137, No. 2/3 (APRIL-SEPTEMBER 2010), pp. 157-165 (9 pages) The stem anatomy and pattern of secondary growth in Ungulipetalum filipendulum (Mart.) ...
Stem traits were analysed in laboratory-grown seedlings of 80 European woody and semiwoody species of known potential relative growth rate (RGR) and of similar ontogenetic phase. The objectives were, ...
Stem cells reside within fixed anatomical compartments — called niches — which provide a specialized environment to regulate the rate of stem cell proliferation, determine the fate of stem cell ...
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