- Selvaraj, Gopalan; Wei, Yangdou; King, John (February 2009). "Role of
lignification in
plant defense".
Plant Signaling & Behavior. 4 (2): 158–159. Bibcode:2009PlSiB...
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plants like
trees and shrubs,
tending to have soft
green stems that lack
lignification and
their above-ground
growth is
ephemeral and
often seasonal in duration...
- are 10 to 35 mm (3⁄8 to 1+3⁄8 in) in
length and are
brittle due to
lignification, and only
spinnable when
blended with
other fibres,
usually cotton....
- is a
metabolite in conifers,
serving as an
intermediate in cell wall
lignification, as well as
having other biological roles. It can also be
found in the...
- develop, the
seeds start darkening in color. They will
observe the
lignification of the
stems as they turn from
being flexible and
green to hard, woody...
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Bonsai aesthetics are the
aesthetic goals and
characteristics of the ****anese
tradition of the art of bonsai, the
growing of a
miniature tree in a container...
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several layers thick, with
cells walls of
uneven thickness due to
uneven lignification. The
cells lose water, and the
uneven thickness causes the
thinner walls...
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ultimately depends on the size of the
pericarp and the
extent of its
lignification. The
fruit is dry, indehiscent,
monocarpelar and mono****tic. "Proteales"...
- "Characterization of β-glucosidase
isoenzymes possibly involved in
lignification from
chick pea (Cicer
arietinum L.) cell
suspension cultures". Eur....
- [citation needed] In
ruminant nutrition,
depending on the
extent of
lignification of the cell wall,
pectin is up to 90%
digestible by
bacterial enzymes...
