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The structure and formation of Melaleuca bark

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1984

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Abstract

Samples ofmelaleuca bark were examined microscopically and their anatomical characteristics were illustrated.The observations revealed that each periderm is composed of layers of radially elongated thin-wall nonsuberized cells alternating radially with a flattened layer of suberized cells bearing casparian strips.Several periderms are formed during each growing season.These periderms alternate with the secondary phloem tissue, which contains fibers.