Climbing Plants: Attachment and the Ascent for Light
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Climbing Plants: Attachment and the Ascent for Light
How do vines climb upward and harvest sunlight? A detailed study of one species (Galium aparine L.) shows that leaf hairs (trichomes) provide one solution that solves both tasks simultaneously.
- Cornell University United States
Galium, Plant Leaves, Agricultural and Biological Sciences(all), Light, Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology(all), Movement
Galium, Plant Leaves, Agricultural and Biological Sciences(all), Light, Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology(all), Movement
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