Dergiler / Artvin Çoruh Üniversitesi Orman Fakültesi Dergisi / 2019 / Cilt: 20 Sayı: 1
Türkiye’nin Doğu Karadeniz Bölgesin’den dört Pilosella Vaill. (Asteraceae) taksonun anatomik özellikleri
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Özet
Anatomical features of 4 Pilosella Vaill. species (P. officinarum Vaill., P. piloselloides (Vill.) Sojak, P. hypeurya (Peter) Sojak, P. densiflora (Tausch) Sojak) collected from Black Sea Region of Turkey were investigated. Anatomical studies include transverse sections of root, stem and leaf with their illustrations. Although the anatomical properties are similar to the typical anatomy of dicotyledons, some differences were observed among them. While root anatomy of P. officinarum, P. piloselloides and P. densiflora consist of a single layer exodermis, it consist of 2-3 layer in P. hypeurya Additionaly the root pith of P. hypeurya is completely composed of schleranchymatic cells in contrast to other investigated species. The stem anatomy of the investigated species is similar to each other except the number of the tracheidal elements. The numbers of the stomata per µm2 disticltly differ in P. piloselloides,from the rest examined species.
Abstract
Anatomical features of four Pilosella Vaill. taxa (P. officinarum Vaill., P. piloselloides (Vill.) Sojak subsp. bauhini (Schult.) S. Bräut. & Greuter, P.× hypeurya (Peter) Sojak, P. densiflora (Tausch) Sojak) collected from Black Sea Region of Turkey were investigated. Anatomical studies include transverse sections of root, stem and leaf with their illustrations. Although the anatomical properties are similar to the typical anatomy of dicotyledons, some differences were observed among them. While root anatomy of P. officinarum, P. piloselloides subsp. bauhini and P. densiflora consist of a single layer exodermis, there is 2-3 layer exodermis in the natural hybrid P. × hypeurya. Additionaly the root pith of this hybrid taxa completely composed of schlerenchyma cells in contrast to other investigated taxa. The stem anatomy of the investigated taxa is similar to each other except the number of the tracheidal elements. The numbers of the stomata per µm2 disticltly differ in P. piloselloides subsp. bauhini from the rest examined taxa.