Minnesota Botanical Studies, Vol. 1: March 21, 1903 (Classic Reprint) - Hardcover

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Besides these larger filaments there are smaller filaments which run irregularly among the larger filaments (fig. These smaller filaments are composed of cells 45 - 140 mic. Long, and 4 - 10 mic. In diameter, and the filaments are of nearly uniform diameter throughout, in which respect they differ from the larger filaments as well as in size. Their protoplasmic contents are more dense than those of the larger filaments.

These smaller filaments branch sparingly. They arise by the secondary branching of the cortical filaments, as will be described in detail in connection with the structure of the cortical portion of the frond.

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