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Anatomic changes due to interspecific grafting in cassava (Manihot esculenta)
2011
Genetics and Molecular Research
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Cassava rootstocks of varieties UnB 201 and UnB 122 grafted with scions of Manihot fortalezensis were prepared for anatomic study. The roots were cut, stained with safranin and alcian blue, and examined microscopically, comparing them with sections taken from ungrafted roots. There was a significant decrease in number of pericyclic fibers, vascular vessels and tyloses in rootstocks. They exhibited significant larger vessels. These changes in anatomic structure are a consequence of genetic
doi:10.4238/vol10-2gmr1138
pmid:21710451
fatcat:cwtppjmwuzaqdj435oait7wjee