Differentiation of last formed tracheids in wood of silver firs (Abies alba) having various cambial productivity
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Summary
To examine the state of differentiation of the last tracheids formed in wood and the duration of cambial activity, samples of wood and cambium were taken from mature silver fir (Abies alba) trees having various cambia productivity.
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- 2003-01-01
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Keywords
Cambium, Tracheid, Vascular cambium, Botany, Xylem
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