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[Comparative study on leaf ultrastructure in varieties of Chrysanthemum morifolium].

Guo Q, Tao-Yin Wang, Tao Wang, Ying-Nuan Liang

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OBJECTIVE: To study leaf ultrastructure in varieties of Chrysanthemum morifolium. METHOD: The ultrastructure of leaves was observed through the transmission electron microscope. RESULT AND CONCLUSION: Chloroplast, mitochondria, starch grains and peroxide were observed in the ultrastructure of leaves, but the organelle, ultrastructure and their quantity showed differences in various cultivars. The results may explain, why hangju'has a better resistance to the adversity and is planted in large scale.

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OBJECTIVE: To study leaf ultrastructure in varieties of Chrysanthemum morifolium. METHOD: The ultrastructure of leaves was observed through the transmission electron microscope. RESULT AND CONCLUSION: Chloroplast, mitochondria, starch grains and peroxide were observed in the ultrastructure of leaves, but the organelle, ultrastructure and their quantity showed differences in various cultivars. The results may explain, why hangju'has a better resistance to the adversity and is planted in large scale.

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OBJECTIVE: To study leaf ultrastructure in varieties of Chrysanthemum morifolium. METHOD: The ultrastructure of leaves was observed through the transmission electron microscope. RESULT AND CONCLUSION: Chloroplast, mitochondria, starch grains and peroxide were observed in the ultrastructure of leaves, but the organelle, ultrastructure and their quantity showed differences in various cultivars. The results may explain, why hangju'has a better resistance to the adversity and is planted in large scale.

Key concepts: Ultrastructure, Chrysanthemum morifolium, Chloroplast, Biology, Botany, Organelle, Cultivar, Horticulture

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