半边莲营养器官结构与生态环境的关系

利用石蜡切片和光学显微镜,对半边莲的营养器官进行形态解剖学研究。结果表明:半边莲根和茎的次生结构不发达;地上茎表现为根的特征:茎皮层所占比例较大,茎中有明显的内皮层,内皮层上具凯氏带;根的皮层和茎的髓具通气组织,裂生型分泌道存在于茎的皮层;叶的气孔高于表皮,气孔只在上表皮有分布,叶尖具水孔。半边莲的形态结构特征表现出对水生生活的高度适应。对半边莲的系统位置也作了简单探讨。     

单子叶植物根的内皮层及其观察方法

裸子植物和具有少量次生长的双子叶植物根的内皮层细胞通常都具有径向壁和横壁加厚而成的凯氏带结构。但多数单子叶植物和少数双子叶植物(没有次生生长的种类)根的内皮层细胞只有在发育的早期(幼根)具有凯氏带,发育的后期(较老的根)内皮层细胞壁内敷贴了一整层栓质层,随后细胞壁又经过了五面加厚(只有邻接皮层一面的壁没有加厚)或六面加厚(即全部细胞壁都加厚),加厚部分都经过了木质化,因此这时就看不到凯氏带了。由于内皮层细胞内敷贴了一整层栓质层,这类植物根的维管柱似乎被一层不透水的套子所隔开了。实际不然,因为并不是全部内皮层细胞都具有五面或六面加厚的壁,通常有一部分内皮层细胞,就是在根的横切面上靠近木质部角端的那一部分内皮层细胞,仍有未栓质化、未加厚、只有凯氏带的纤维素薄壁,这一部分内皮层细胞     

中国蜘蛛抱蛋属植物营养器官的解剖学研究

首次对中国蜘蛛抱蛋属 9种植物的营养器官进行了解剖学研究。结果表明 :该属 9种植物的解剖结构基本相同。根和根状茎都由表皮、皮层和维管柱组成。根表皮下有单层薄壁细胞 ;内、外皮层均为一层五面加厚的厚壁细胞 ,内皮层外切向壁薄 ,呈马蹄形 ,外皮层内切向壁薄而外切向壁特别加厚 ,并栓质化 ,在横切面上形成一明显的厚壁组织环带 ;根为多原形。根状茎有明显的内皮层 ,周木维管束散生于维管柱的基本组织中 ;具有次生结构 ,次生保护组织为周皮。叶为等面叶 ,具有C4植物结构特征 ;气孔在上、下表皮均有分布 ,保卫细胞肾形 ,属四轮列型。该属植物的解剖结构与其生态环境相适应 ,体现了结构与功能的统一。     

菰适应湿地环境的解剖和屏障结构特征研究

菰(Zizania latifolia)是一种多年生挺水植物,为了探讨该植物根、茎和叶的解剖结构、组织化学及其质外体屏障的通透性生理。该文利用光学显微镜和荧光显微镜,对菰的根、茎、叶进行了解剖学和组织化学研究。结果表明:(1)菰不定根解剖结构由外而内分别为表皮、外皮层、单层细胞的厚壁机械组织层、皮层、内皮层和维管柱;茎结构由外而内分别为角质层、表皮、周缘厚壁机械组织层、皮层、具维管束的厚壁组织层和髓腔。叶鞘具有表皮和具维管束皮层,叶片具有表皮,叶肉和维管束。(2)不定根具有位于内侧的内皮层及其邻近栓质化细胞和外侧的外皮层组成的屏障结构;茎具内侧厚壁机械组织层,外侧的角质层和周缘厚壁机械组织层组成的屏障结构,屏障结构的细胞壁具凯氏带、木栓质和木质素沉积的组织化学特点,叶表面具有角质层。(3)菰通气组织包括根中通气组织,茎、叶皮层的通气组织和髓腔。(4)菰的屏障结构和解剖结构是其适应湿地环境的重要特征,但其茎周缘厚壁层和厚壁组织层较薄。由此推测,菰适应湿地环境,但在旱生环境中分布有一定的局限性。     

菖蒲营养器官的解剖结构特征及其生态适应性

采用石蜡切片法和组织离析法观察湿地植物菖蒲Acorus calamus营养器官的解剖结构特征,并探讨与菖蒲生态适应性的关系。结果表明,菖蒲根状茎具有不定根,不定根的表皮由一层细胞组成,排列紧密;皮层由多层薄壁细胞组成,薄壁细胞破裂形成多数的通气道;内皮层存在细胞壁马蹄形加厚的凯氏带,维管柱具5原型初生木质部,具4~10个大型导管,形成发达的通气组织。根状茎外层表皮细胞类方形,外壁增厚;基本组织近表皮有厚壁细胞团,皮层薄壁细胞呈链状排列,中间有较大的通气组织,内皮层形成凯氏带,有大量导管附着在凯氏带周围;维管束散生于基本组织,中柱维管束为周木型。根状茎部分区域存在与内生菌共生形成的结瘤。叶是等面叶,叶肉组织薄壁细胞破裂形成大的通气组织,叶脉具有限外韧维管束,中间有一较大的导管。菖蒲的解剖结构特点与其湿地生长环境相适应,根状茎存在结瘤状内共生菌,具有净化污水作用,不定根发达适于分株繁殖。     

濒危植物海南风吹楠营养器官解剖结构特征

该研究采用石蜡切片和光学显微技术,对海南风吹楠营养器官的解剖结构及其对环境的适应性进行了探讨。结果表明:海南风吹楠为典型异面叶,叶片中脉发达,中部分化出髓,上表皮外侧具角质层,内侧具1层内皮层,下表皮外侧无角质层,有气孔器分布,气孔器为双环型,略下陷;栅栏组织3~4层细胞,海绵组织4~6层细胞。茎的初生结构中表皮轻微角质化,维管束为外韧型,8~10个初生维管束围绕髓排列为1轮;茎的次生结构中,表皮外部角质层加厚,维管柱紧密排列连成环状,次生韧皮部和次生木质部发达,形成层细胞3~5层。根的初生结构中表皮细胞外壁加厚,外皮层细胞体积大,形状不规则,内侧具1层形成层,内皮层具凯氏带,初生木质部为多原型,呈辐射状排列。根的次生结构中木栓层细胞5~6层,木栓层内侧具1层木栓形成层,栓内层细胞3层。海南风吹楠营养器官具有一定耐阴和耐旱结构特征,同时与其生活的热带雨林沟谷中高温荫湿的环境相适应。     

松柏类植物叶子的比较解剖观察

本文系统地比较观察了松柏类植物7科、37属、103种8变种的叶子表皮 及内部结构特征,并记述了各属(或组)的特征,及作了分属(或组)检索表。 观察结果表明,为便于分属鉴定,Laubenfels的叶型划分,可作为第一级分 类特征。此外叶子表皮结构,皮下层的有无与排列方式,叶肉分化与否,具维管 束鞘或内皮层,转输组织类型,维管束的数目与空间相对位置,树脂道的数目及 位置,以及石细胞或厚壁组织细胞的存在与否等特征,在属一级中较为稳定,可 作为各属分类的重要依据。 柏科各属(刺柏属与圆柏属除外)均属鳞叶(叶型Ⅲ),其结构特征差异甚 少,不易区分。 本文还讨论了树脂道,具凯氏带的内皮层,厚壁组织以及维管束等在分类鉴 定上的价值问题*     

蜈蚣草的解剖结构与组织化学特征

蜈蚣草（Pteris vittata）是多年生的超积累砷植物,并用于修复受重金属污染的土壤。利用光学显微镜和荧光显微镜来研究蜈蚣草的解剖结构及组织化学特征,以此明确该物种适应干旱岩生环境,以及具有离子超富集作用的特点。结果表明（：1）蜈蚣草孢子体的根状茎、不定根和叶的结构均为初生结构,不定根的结构由内而外包括维管柱、内皮层、皮层、木质化厚壁组织层和表皮。（2）根状茎结构由内而外包括网状中柱、内皮层、皮层、表皮外覆盖的角质层。（3）羽状复叶的总叶柄的结构由内而外包括维管束、内皮层、皮层、厚壁组织层、表皮外覆盖的角质层。叶片为异面叶,表皮内方具厚壁层,叶表皮具角质层,仅下表皮有气孔。（4）蜈蚣草根表皮、皮层与根毛的表面富含果胶,皮层木质化;黄连素离子通透性试验结果显示,根毛、根表皮和皮层滞留大量黄连素离子。综上,植物体的内皮层、木质化厚壁组织层、异面叶和厚的角质层结构说明蜈蚣草适应岩生环境,根具木质化皮层和富含果胶的组织化学特点,以及离子通透性试验表明其与离子超积累功能有关。     

矢母根的组织发育及其与生长环境的关系

观察知母根的组织发育,发现具有典型的单子叶植物根的组织特征,特别是在同一条根中初生木质部脊数可以随机的发育而增加,同一株知母不同根之间初生木质部脊数也不尽相同;内皮层细胞壁增厚由凯氏带发育淡马蹄形,内皮层外侧１－３层皮层细胞内侧壁可以木栓化或强烈木化增厚。     

国家二级保护植物翅果油树营养器官结构的研究

系统研究了国家二级保护植物翅果油树(Elaeagnus mollis Diels)营养器官的结构,结果表明:根表皮外有2.4～36.7μm的粘液质层,对着韧皮部的内皮层细胞含有黑色物质,与粘液质层的形成有关.茎的皮层中有一层排列整齐紧密的椭圆形细胞,类似于内皮层.髓细胞中含有大量的針晶.次生木质部为典型的环孔材,具有多列同型射线.栅栏组织发达,叶细胞含有大量針晶,栅栏组织与海绵组织之比为1.96,具有旱生结构特性.     

黄连体内黄连素的组织器官定位和根尖屏障结构特征研究

黄连(Coptis chinensis)是毛茛科著名药材,该文研究了黄连体内黄连素在组织器官中的分布规律和根尖屏障结构特征。在白光和荧光显微镜下,组织器官中黄连素在蓝色激发光下自发黄色荧光,黄连素-苯胺兰对染研究细胞壁凯氏带和木质化,苏丹7B染色栓质层,间苯三酚-盐酸染色木质化。结果表明:黄连不定根初生结构为维管柱、内皮层、皮层、外皮层和表皮组成;次生结构以次生木质部为主、次生韧皮部和木栓层组成。黄连根茎初生结构由角质层,皮层和维管柱组成;次生结构由木栓层、皮层和维管柱组成,以皮层和维管柱为主。叶柄结构为髓、含维管束的厚壁组织层、皮层和角质层。黄连不定根的屏障结构初生结构时期由栓质化和木质化的内皮层、外皮层;次生结构时期为木栓层组成;根状茎的为角质层和木栓层。黄连素主要沉积分布在不定根和茎的木质部,叶柄的厚壁组织层,木质部和厚壁组织是鉴别黄连品质的重要部位。黄连根尖外皮层及早发育,同时初生木质部有黄连素沉积结合,可能造成水和矿质吸收和运输的阻碍,也是黄连适应阴生环境的重要原因。     

荷叶铁线蕨孢子体解剖结构和组织化学特征研究

荷叶铁线蕨为岩生珍稀蕨类植物,分布在中国重庆市万州、涪陵等极少地区.为揭示荷叶铁线蕨生长特性,采集栽培在种质资源圃中的荷叶铁线蕨根样、根状茎、在阳光下生长和在阴暗环境下生长的叶片,固定于甲醛-酒精-乙酸溶液中,用双面刀片进行徒手切片,分别用三种0.1％苏丹红、0.1％硫酸氢黄连素-苯胺兰、0.05％甲苯胺蓝染色剂染色,...     

Occurrence of endodermis with a casparian strip in stem and leaf

It is well known that an endodermis with casparian strip always occurs in roots, but few people are aware that it also occurs in stems and leaves of some vascular plants. The rather sparse literature on endodermis in aerial organs was last included in a review in 1943. The present compilation, which does not consider hydathodes, nectaries, or other secretory structures, emphasizes distribution of cauline and foliar endodermis with casparian strip. It occurs unevenly among major taxa: quite common in rhizomes and leaves among pteridophyte groups, with exceptions; absent in gymnosperm stems but found in leaves at least among some conifers; in stems of at least 30 mostly herbaceous angiosperm families, but far less common in leaves, where it is mostly reported from petioles. Etiolation can induce casparian strips in stems and petioles of some herbaceous plants, but results from leaf blades are questionable. There are recent reports of an endodermis with casparian strip in leaves of both woody and herbaceous taxa. The physiological function, if any, of a casparian strip in aerial organs remains unknown.     

Cell type-specific protoberberine alkaloid accumulation inThalictrum flavum

Berberine is a common benzylisoquinoline alkaloid with potent antimicrobial properties, which suggest it functions to protect some plants from pathogen challenge. Berberine was identified as the major alkaloid in meadow rue (Thalictrum flavum ssp. glaucum), a medicinal member of the Ranunculaceae, and was detected in seeds and all organs of the plant. The high level of berberine in roots, rhizomes, and older petioles is mainly responsible for the intense yellow color of these organs. In rhizomes, protoberberine alkaloids were detected throughout the pith and, to a lesser extent, the cortex, but were absent from the vascular tissues. Similarly, protoberberine alkaloids were detected in the rib parenchyma of older petioles. In roots, alkaloid accumulation was detected only in the endodermis at the onset of secondary growth. Rather than being sloughed off, the endodermis was found to undergo extensive anticlinal division leading to an expanding cellular cylinder that ultimately displaced all external tissues. Endodermal-specific protoberberine alkaloid accumulation continued throughout root development, but was extended to include 3 to 4 layers of smaller pericycle cells in the oldest roots near the base of the stem. The cell type-specific accumulation of antimicrobial alkaloids and the unusual development of the endodermis and pericycle in T. flavum roots support the putative role of berberine in plant defense.     

Anatomy and mycotrophy of the achlorophyllous Afrothismia winkleri

Afrothismia winkleri develops fleshy rhizomes, densely covered with small root tubercles, narrowing to filiform roots with age. The exclusively intracellular mycorrhizal fungus has distinct morphologies in different tissues of the plant. In the filiform root the hyphae grow straight and vesicles are borne on short hyphal stalks. The straight hyphae are present in the epidermis of the root tubercles, but change to loosely coiled and swollen hyphae in the rhizome tissue. No penetration from epidermis to root cortex was found. From the rhizome, a separating cell layer permits only one or rarely two hyphal penetrations into the cortex of each root tubercle. The hyphae proceed apically within the root hypodermis in a spiral row of distinctively coiled hyphae, branches of which colonize the inner root cortex. In the inner root cortex the hyphal coils degenerate to amorphous clumps. In older roots the cortex itself also deteriorates, but epidermis, hypodermis, endodermis and central cylinder persist. The mycorrhizal pattern in A. winkleri is interpreted as an elaborate exploitation system whereby the fungus provides carbon and nutrients to the plant and, simultaneously but spatially distinct, its hyphae are used to translocate and store the matter within the plant. Several features indicate that the endophyte is an arbuscular mycorrhizal fungus.     

Biogenic Opal in Three Species of Gramineae

Particulate biogenic opaline silica is concentrated in cellwalls, intercellular deposits and cell lumina of all portionsof the above-ground plant body of three species of PanicoidGramineae,Andropogon gerardi, Sorgastrum nutans and Panicumvirgatum. Morphologically distinct opal phytoliths form notonly in long cells, short cells, trichomes, stomatal elementsand bulliform cells of the epidermis but also within the cellularstructure of mesophyll, vascular, and sclerenchyma tissues.Roots and rhizomes contain measurable quantities of opalinesilica, and phytoliths develop in epidermal long cells, saddle-shapedshort cells, vascular cells, and intercellular deposits. A morphologicallyunique plate-phytolith, formed by silicification of the innertangential wall of the endodermis, is present in the roots ofall three species. Differences in the quantity of opaline silicaoccur between species and between parts of the same species.The amount of opal deposited in the soil annually by root systemsand above-ground parts is approximately equal in magnitud Andropogon gerardi, Sorgastrum nutans, Panicum virgatum, opaline silica deposition