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Callitroid (callitrisoid) thickening in Callitris

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2000

Authors

Heady, Roger
Evans, Philip

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National Herbarium and Botanic Gardens

Abstract

In softwood tracheids, callitroid thickening is the term given to raised bars located above and below individual bordered pit apertures. Although most well developed in the Australasian genus Callitris, callitroid thickening is reported to be absent from

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Keywords: Callitris Awns; Bordered pits; Callitris Vent.; Callitroid thickening; Cross-field pits; Cypress pine

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/88960

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ANU Research Publications

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International Association Wood Anatomists Journal (IAWA)

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