Vegetative Anatomy of the Hawaiian Species of Santalum (Santalaceae)

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Wood and foliar anatomy of the Hawaiian representatives of the genus Santalum are described. No consistent differences in wood anatomy between taxa were found; however, significant anatomical differences in foliar anatomy were observed. Characteristics of leaf anatomy that are of taxonomic value are the bottle-shaped adaxial epidermal cells of S. haleakalae, the papillate nature of the abaxial leaf surface in several taxa, and the presence of adaxial as well as abaxial stomata in S. ellipticum.

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Stemmermann L. 1980. Vegetative anatomy of the Hawaiian species of Santalum (Santalaceae). Pac Sci 34(1): 55-75.

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