Fibrillation of events in the cambial domains of Tilia cordata Mill.

The cambium and 9 annual growths from a linden stem were studied. Some of the fusiform cell ends changed their contacts-which is shown by the comparison of the cambium layer and terminal parenchyma of the phloem. This means that these ends were active in the period the layers under comparison were f...

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Main Authors: Wiesław Włoch, Ewa Biczewska
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Polish Botanical Society 2014-01-01
Series:Acta Societatis Botanicorum Poloniae
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Online Access:https://pbsociety.org.pl/journals/index.php/asbp/article/view/2975
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Ewa Biczewska
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description The cambium and 9 annual growths from a linden stem were studied. Some of the fusiform cell ends changed their contacts-which is shown by the comparison of the cambium layer and terminal parenchyma of the phloem. This means that these ends were active in the period the layers under comparison were formed. The active ends were found in groups numbering a few to ten-odd ends alternating with groups of inactive ends. About 70% of the ends retained their activity for only one year. In the studied areas. in a given year, one direction of migration of the active ends dominated. As a rule, this configuration changed every two years. Along with the change in the configuration of the active ends, the position of the active areas also changed in such a way that after the change of configuration, the areas previously inactive became active. No migration of activity along the borders of the storeys was observed, but only its appearance and disappearance, which was called fibrillation of activity. Fibrillation of activity becomes noticeable when there is a low intensity of events. Because the active areas at a given moment are characterized by one type of configuration of events, the whole studied surface can be seen as a single domain. Fibrillation gives the impression of frequent changes of domain type, these changes, however, are of a different nature than the movement of domain borders found in cambium characterized by a high intensity of events.
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spelling doaj.art-e142a71432634b80913691ad282db66e2022-12-21T17:32:54ZengPolish Botanical SocietyActa Societatis Botanicorum Poloniae2083-94802014-01-01561193510.5586/asbp.1987.0032453Fibrillation of events in the cambial domains of Tilia cordata Mill.Wiesław Włoch0Ewa Biczewska1Silesian UniversitySilesian UniversityThe cambium and 9 annual growths from a linden stem were studied. Some of the fusiform cell ends changed their contacts-which is shown by the comparison of the cambium layer and terminal parenchyma of the phloem. This means that these ends were active in the period the layers under comparison were formed. The active ends were found in groups numbering a few to ten-odd ends alternating with groups of inactive ends. About 70% of the ends retained their activity for only one year. In the studied areas. in a given year, one direction of migration of the active ends dominated. As a rule, this configuration changed every two years. Along with the change in the configuration of the active ends, the position of the active areas also changed in such a way that after the change of configuration, the areas previously inactive became active. No migration of activity along the borders of the storeys was observed, but only its appearance and disappearance, which was called fibrillation of activity. Fibrillation of activity becomes noticeable when there is a low intensity of events. Because the active areas at a given moment are characterized by one type of configuration of events, the whole studied surface can be seen as a single domain. Fibrillation gives the impression of frequent changes of domain type, these changes, however, are of a different nature than the movement of domain borders found in cambium characterized by a high intensity of events.https://pbsociety.org.pl/journals/index.php/asbp/article/view/2975storeyed cambiuminterlocked grainfibrillation of activity
spellingShingle Wiesław Włoch
Ewa Biczewska
Fibrillation of events in the cambial domains of Tilia cordata Mill.
Acta Societatis Botanicorum Poloniae
storeyed cambium
interlocked grain
fibrillation of activity
title Fibrillation of events in the cambial domains of Tilia cordata Mill.
title_full Fibrillation of events in the cambial domains of Tilia cordata Mill.
title_fullStr Fibrillation of events in the cambial domains of Tilia cordata Mill.
title_full_unstemmed Fibrillation of events in the cambial domains of Tilia cordata Mill.
title_short Fibrillation of events in the cambial domains of Tilia cordata Mill.
title_sort fibrillation of events in the cambial domains of tilia cordata mill
topic storeyed cambium
interlocked grain
fibrillation of activity
url https://pbsociety.org.pl/journals/index.php/asbp/article/view/2975
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