Phyllodium

PhyllodiumW. T. Stearn, Botanical Latin, ed. quarta (David & Charles, 1992). ISBN 0-7153-0052-0. est folium, praesertim plantarum angiospermarum, in quo e duabus folii partibus, petiolo nempe et lamina, altera deest, petiolus vero crescit supra quod de more est. In phyllodiis ergo petiolus, secus teres, applanatur. et photosynthesis in eo fit.A. D. Bell & A. Bryan, Plant form: An illustrated guide to flowering plant morphology (Portlandiae et Londini: Timber Press, 2008). ISBN 978-0-88192-580-1.

Iuxta interpretationem Agnetis Arber folia Graminearum reapse phyllodia sunt, lamina eorum cum petiolo dicotyledonearum homologa;Arber, Agnes (1918) The phyllode theory of the monocotyledonous leaf, with special reference to anatomical evidence. Ann. Bot. (Lond.) 32: 465–501. quae autem hypothesis postea refutata est.Kaplan, D.R. (1973) The Problem of Leaf Morphology and Evolution in the Monocotyledons. The Quarterly Review of Biology, 48 (3): 437–457.Richardson, A.E., Cheng, J., Johnston, R., Kennaway, R., Conlon, B.R., Rebocho, A.B., Kong, H., Scanlon, M.J., Hake, S. & Coen, E.  (2021) Evolution of the grass leaf by primordium extension and petiole-lamina remodeling. Science, 374: 1377–1381.

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Categoria:Folia
Categoria:Morphologia plantarum
Categoria:Photosynthesis