Lamellae Structure
Lamellae Structure is a morphological construct in bryophyte biology referring to the orderly, shelf-like cellular thickenings that arise from the dorsal surface of chloroplast-bearing cells in the leafy gametophyte, distinguished by their role in enhancing photosynthetic efficiency through increased surface area for light capture and gas exchange.
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Bone structure: from ångstroms to microns
Stephen Weiner, W. Traub · The FASEB Journal · 1992 · 541 citations
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