Phytoliths from some grasses (Poaceae) in arid lands of Xinjiang, China

Opal phytoliths, as silicon dioxide inclusions, are abundant in different parts of a plant. It is known that grasses are the most representative in this respect. The research of phytoliths, removed from 25 most common grass species in the arid and semiarid lands of the Junggar Basin and adjacent are...

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Autores principales:	Marina V. Olonova, Polina D. Gudkova, Valeria D. Shiposha, Elizaveta A. Kriuchkova, Natalia S. Mezina, Mikhail Blinnikov
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Publicado:	Pensoft Publishers 2021
Materias:	Central Asia deserts plant anatomy silicon diox Biology (General) QH301-705.5
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spelling	oai:doaj.org-article:d3c69257585b4649a9d1dff65a1dfac72021-11-18T04:30:11ZPhytoliths from some grasses (Poaceae) in arid lands of Xinjiang, China10.3897/abs.7.e761052412-1908https://doaj.org/article/d3c69257585b4649a9d1dff65a1dfac72021-11-01T00:00:00Zhttps://abs.pensoft.net/article/76105/download/pdf/https://abs.pensoft.net/article/76105/download/xml/https://abs.pensoft.net/article/76105/https://doaj.org/toc/2412-1908Opal phytoliths, as silicon dioxide inclusions, are abundant in different parts of a plant. It is known that grasses are the most representative in this respect. The research of phytoliths, removed from 25 most common grass species in the arid and semiarid lands of the Junggar Basin and adjacent areas, has been undertaken. The visual estimation of diversity and variability of silica cells and identification of their morphological types (patterns) were also the aim of our research. Since the work is preliminary, we have emphasized on the visual estimation of silica cell variability and involved only the leaf blades in the analysis. Drawings of the revealed silica cells, characteristic of 25 species, are provided. The sig-nificant morphological diversity of phytoliths has been revealed, as well as their taxonomic similarity at the level of subfamilies. These data can be used for the identification of phytoliths from sediments.Marina V. OlonovaPolina D. GudkovaValeria D. ShiposhaElizaveta A. KriuchkovaNatalia S. MezinaMikhail BlinnikovPensoft PublishersarticleCentral Asiadesertsplant anatomysilicon dioxBiology (General)QH301-705.5ENActa Biologica Sibirica, Vol 7, Iss , Pp 345-361 (2021)
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spellingShingle	Central Asia deserts plant anatomy silicon diox Biology (General) QH301-705.5 Marina V. Olonova Polina D. Gudkova Valeria D. Shiposha Elizaveta A. Kriuchkova Natalia S. Mezina Mikhail Blinnikov Phytoliths from some grasses (Poaceae) in arid lands of Xinjiang, China
description	Opal phytoliths, as silicon dioxide inclusions, are abundant in different parts of a plant. It is known that grasses are the most representative in this respect. The research of phytoliths, removed from 25 most common grass species in the arid and semiarid lands of the Junggar Basin and adjacent areas, has been undertaken. The visual estimation of diversity and variability of silica cells and identification of their morphological types (patterns) were also the aim of our research. Since the work is preliminary, we have emphasized on the visual estimation of silica cell variability and involved only the leaf blades in the analysis. Drawings of the revealed silica cells, characteristic of 25 species, are provided. The sig-nificant morphological diversity of phytoliths has been revealed, as well as their taxonomic similarity at the level of subfamilies. These data can be used for the identification of phytoliths from sediments.
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author	Marina V. Olonova Polina D. Gudkova Valeria D. Shiposha Elizaveta A. Kriuchkova Natalia S. Mezina Mikhail Blinnikov
author_facet	Marina V. Olonova Polina D. Gudkova Valeria D. Shiposha Elizaveta A. Kriuchkova Natalia S. Mezina Mikhail Blinnikov
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title	Phytoliths from some grasses (Poaceae) in arid lands of Xinjiang, China
title_short	Phytoliths from some grasses (Poaceae) in arid lands of Xinjiang, China
title_full	Phytoliths from some grasses (Poaceae) in arid lands of Xinjiang, China
title_fullStr	Phytoliths from some grasses (Poaceae) in arid lands of Xinjiang, China
title_full_unstemmed	Phytoliths from some grasses (Poaceae) in arid lands of Xinjiang, China
title_sort	phytoliths from some grasses (poaceae) in arid lands of xinjiang, china
publisher	Pensoft Publishers
publishDate	2021
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Phytoliths from some grasses (Poaceae) in arid lands of Xinjiang, China

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