Can stomatal traits be used to predict ploidy level in two species of hawthorn?

Content Provider	Semantic Scholar
Author	Dickinson, Timothy A. Villanueva-Almanza, L.
Copyright Year	2018
Abstract	Stomatal traits, like size and density, have been the focus of plant research for over a century and, though general trends have been found, variability within particular taxonomic groups and ecological conditions remain poorly understood. On the other hand, few studies have been made to examine how polyploidy promotes ecological differentiation. The study of McGoey and colleagues is interesting because it explores the effect of genetic and environmental factors affecting stomatal traits. As a researcher currently working in understanding variation in stomatal traits in palms, I found this article helpful for my own research.
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