New observations regarding secondary growth and vascular tissues in Welwitschia are
based on roots (used because of the longitudinal orientation of most vascular tissues). …

… Zanonia has secondary growth, and the wood contains both vessel elements and tracheids;
the latter are interpreted here as vasicentric tracheids rather than true tracheids for the same …

… A study has been made of the histology and ultrastructure of opposite wood in Larix larieina,
Picea rubens, and Pinuo resinosa. The width of the growth rings varied considerably, in one …

… -walled) in place of thin-walled ray cells very early in the development of secondary growth.
Certainly, thick-walled fibres characterize species such as Artemisia tridentata (Fig. 3A), A. …

… 1 we present the wood anatomy and X-ray density profiles (grayscale) of 6 tropical tree
species with different growth rings anatomical markers (full long histological sections are …

… D–F, Ginkgo biloba L., cultivated in Claremont, CA, USA D, Short shoot with secondary
growth; axial parenchyma cells within fascicular zones indicated by arrows. E, Axial parenchyma …

… To compare results obtained with the two histologic and cellular approaches, we (1) computed
the differences between each daily estimated values of stem radial growth and AWP, and (…

… wood blocks than in naturally infected ones. The wood blocks were completely ramified with
mycelial growth … Un-inoculated wood blocks (control) showed negligible weight loss, ie, 0.73…

… Therefore, we established an automated histology approach to create a cellular resolution
… during hypocotyl secondary growth. Our data reveal substantially different secondary growth …

… showing the organs that undergo secondary growth. The root and the stem display a
gradient of secondary growth progression, whereas secondary growth in the hypocotyl is rather …