New Phytologist · 1994 · 16 citations · 24 references
Life SciencesPlant BiologyPlant SciencesPlant AnatomyPlant HistologyPlant MorphologyLeaf AnatomyLeaf MorphologyLeaf PhysiologyWax DepositionCuticular Wax CompositionEpicuticular WaxLeaf Cuticle AnalysisLeaf MicromorphologyMicrostructure Of Wax DepositsPoresRadioactive TracersWaxing
Cjacetate and examined during synthesis and deposition using microautoradiography. Waxes were viewed with light microscopy and scanning electron microscopy (SEM), including cryo-SEM. In microautoradiography, silver grains resulting from radioactive decay of labelled waxes seemed to be distributed randomly throughout the cuticle. This random distribution supports the hypothesis of diffusion or complex anastomosing pores as the mechanism of epicuriculur wax position. The hypothesis of wax-depositing pores running perpendicular to the leaf surface is not supported.
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