Wood anatomy of Xylosma tweedianum (Clos) Eichl. (Flacourtiaceae)
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Wood Anatomy, Flacourtiaceae, Xylosma, Xylosma tweedianum.Abstract
This study describes the wood anatomy of Xylosma tweedianum (Clos) Eichl. Aside from quantitative and histometric data photomicrographs of the anatomical structure are furnished. The most important features observed in the wood are the same described in the literature to the Flacourtiaceae and genus Xylosma. Among these features are the absence of wood parenchyma and the presence of only simple perforation plates in vessels, of heterogeneus type-I rays, of libriform fibers and of spiral thickenings on the walls of very long vessel members.Downloads
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