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dictyosome
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dictyosome
see golgi stack.
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Aluminum toxicity increases disruption of dictyosomes and their secretory function and vacuolation and turnover of starch grains in meristematic and root cap cells in Triticum aestivum L.
Aluminum hyperaccumulation in angiosperms: a review of its ... by Jansen, Steven; Broadley, Martin R.; Robbrecht, Elmar; Smets, Erik / The Botanical Review
hirsuta root hairs, Ridge (1988) identified three vesicle types in the sub-apical region: pyriformis vesicles found primarily in the apical dome; coated secretory vesicles located anywhere between the nucleus and the tip; coated vesicles [these were also described by Bonnett and Newcomb (1966) and Newcomb and Bonnett (1965)] associated with dictyosomes and the plasma membrane, in regions of cytoplasm away from the apical dome.
Root hairs: specialized tubular cells extending root surfaces by Peterson, R. Larry; Farquhar, Melissa L. / The Botanical Review
 
 
 
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