abaxial surface. The cuticle is thin but resistant, and shows dicyclic stomata with incomplete rings of subsidiary cells (figure 3), a feature characteristic of many species of Dicroidium (e.g., Anderson and Anderson 198 - Gymnosperm - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	abaxial surface. The cuticle is thin but resistant, and shows dicyclic stomata with incomplete rings of subsidiary cells (figure 3), a feature characteristic of many species of Dicroidium (e.g., Anderson and Anderson 198 Add to Reading List Document Date: 2011-05-06 07:52:30 Open Document File Size: 3,14 MB Share Result on Facebook City Rotterdam / / Company Caytoniales / / Continent Antarctica / / Facility Botany Ohio State University / / IndustryTerm internal tissue systems / / NaturalFeature Beardmore Glacier / / Organization Department of Botany Ohio State University Columbus / Royal Society of London / United States Navy / National Science Foundation / EDITH L. TAYLOR Byrd Polar Research Center / / Person Byrd Polar / I. Antarcticycas / EDITH L. TAYLOR / / Position General / / ProvinceOrState Ohio / / PublishedMedium American journal of Botany / Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society / American Naturalist / / Region southern Africa / ANTARCTIC / eastern Australasia / / SocialTag Plant sexuality Plants Pollination Plant morphology Plant taxonomy Ovule Evolutionary history of plants Gymnosperm Flowering plant Botany

abaxial surface. The cuticle is thin but resistant, and shows dicyclic stomata with incomplete rings of subsidiary cells (figure 3), a feature characteristic of many species of Dicroidium (e.g., Anderson and Anderson 198Add to Reading List