Primary xylem differentiation relative to differences in root diameter in various fruit tree species
2005
Pan, C.X.(Mie Univ., Tsu (Japan). School of Medicine) | Nii, N.
Primary xylem differentiation in new white roots was examined relative to the difference in root diameter in satsuma mandarin, pear, grape, loquat, pomegranate and myrica. Primary xylem differentiation was determined as the number of xylem ridges in cross sections of new white roots. The number of xylem was 4-6 in satsuma mandarin, 3-7 in pear, 3-6 in grape, 4-8 in loquat, 5-7 in pomegranate, and 3-7 in myrica. The number of xylem ridges of the root in pear and grape was generally found to increase with root diameter.
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