ArticlePlant physiology2018
Comparison of Micropore Distribution in Cell Walls of Softwood and Hardwood Xylem.
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- Cellular level chemical changes in Scots pine heartwood during incipient brown rot decay.Scientific reports · 2019Article
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Abstract
The porosity of wood cell walls is of interest for both understanding xylem functionality and from a wood materials perspective. The movement of water in xylem generally occurs through the macroporous networks formed in softwood by bordered pits and in hardwood by the intervessel pits and open conduits created by vessels and perforation plates. In some situations, such as cavitated xylem, water can only move through the micropores that occur in lignified tracheid and fiber cell walls; however, these micropore networks are poorly understood. Here, we used molecular microscopy analysis of radiata pine (
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