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Example of xyloglucan structure (Teleman [2009]).

Example of xyloglucan structure (Teleman [2009]).

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Figure 1: The many discrete layers in wood. From the left side we can...
Figure 2: Illustration of tree stem and annual/growth rings. Closest to...
Figure 3: SEM micrographs showing ray parenchyma cell from aspen with...
Figure 4: Examples of differentiating normal (A) and reaction wood (B)...
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Poplar wood formation
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Genotypical effects on wood formation in aspen (Populus tremula x tremuloides) have been studied at morphological, ultrastructural and micro-distributional levels. To characterize transgenically in­duced modifications, light-, fluorescence-, UV-, scanning- and transmission electron microscopy have been applied complement­ed by immunolabeling, histo...
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