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    The documents discuss the vegetative anatomy and histology of Drosera capensis and related species of carnivorous plants. Specifically, they describe the vascular bundles, stomata, secretory trichomes, and mesophyll tissues that are common across the species. The documents also note differences in pigmentation of tentacles that may influence insect attraction. Overall, the documents provide detailed information on the microscopic structures and tissues of Drosera capensis and comparisons with other Drosera species.

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    The documents discuss the vegetative anatomy and histology of Drosera capensis and related species of carnivorous plants. Specifically, they describe the vascular bundles, stomata, secretory trichomes, and mesophyll tissues that are common across the species. The documents also note differences in pigmentation of tentacles that may influence insect attraction. Overall, the documents provide detailed information on the microscopic structures and tissues of Drosera capensis and comparisons with other Drosera species.

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    Title:: Considerations of The Stem Structure of Some Drosera L. Species Drosera L. Species

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    The documents discuss the vegetative anatomy and histology of Drosera capensis and related species of carnivorous plants. Specifically, they describe the vascular bundles, stomata, secretory trichomes, and mesophyll tissues that are common across the species. The documents also note differences in pigmentation of tentacles that may influence insect attraction. Overall, the documents provide detailed information on the microscopic structures and tissues of Drosera capensis and comparisons with other Drosera species.

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    com/doc/55586873/Molecular-Identification-of-Fungi2010

    http://agris.fao.org/openagris/search.do?recordID=CO2000007015

    http://worldwidescience.org/wws/result-list/fullRecord:drosera/preferredLanguage:en/
    http://www.doaj.org/doaj?func=abstract&id=940048&q1=drosera&f1=all&b1=and&q2=&f2=all&re
    cNo=2&uiLanguage=en
    http://seeds.eldoc.ub.rug.nl/root/Droseraceae/Drosera/anglica/

    Title: DROSERA CAPENSIS L.: HISTO-ANATOMY OF THE VEGETATIVE


    ORGANS

    Author: IRINA STĂNESCU ; C. TOMA

    Abstract: The investigated species (Drosera capensis L. and three forms: D. capensis
    L. “Alba”, D. capensis L. “Narrow Leaf” and D. capensis L. “Rubra”) show
    common characters, regarding the structure of the vascular bundles, the type
    of stomata, the presence of the secretory trichomes, the homogenous
    mesophyll. The species present different quantities of a red pigment in the
    head of the tentacles which makes them attractive for the insects.

    Journal: Scientific Annals of Alexandru Ioan Cuza University of Iasi. New Series,
    Section 2. Vegetal Biology

    Issn: 12236578

    EIssn: 22472711

    Year: 2009

    Volume: 55

    Issue: 1

    pages/rec.No 11-20
    :

    Keywords vegetative organs ; stalked trichomes


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    Considerations of the stem structure of some ​Drosera L ​ rosera ​L. species

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