Morphological and anatomical studies on a rare species Rhamnus depressa (Rhamnaceae): ıts differences from R. microcarpa

Abstract

We focused on the micromorphological and anatomical properties of Rhamnus depressa, in here for the first time. In this study, morphologic-micromorphologic, wood, and leaf characteristics of R. depressa, rare species and known only from the type locality, were described and evaluated comparatively with R. microcarpa. This study reveals several morphological and anatomical characteristics that can be used in differentiating R. depressa and R. microcarpa, i.e petiole length, leaf sizes, and numbers of bud scale, seed, and leaf veins, ray characteristics in wood, amphistomatic stomata, horse shoes vascular bundle in the petiole, one vascular bundle or two vascular bundles with sclerenchymatous cells in phloem part, as well as epidermis micromorphological characteristics. Especially, stomatal characteristic which found both on the two leaf surfaces (amphistomatic) is significantly important and can be used to differentiate these two closely related species.

Keywords

• Rhamnus depressa
• Rhamnus depressa
• anatomy
• micromorphology
• Artvin
• Artvin
• Turkey

Project Number

2016.F10.02.11

Nadir tür Rhamnus depressa (Rhamnaceae) üzerine morfolojik ve anatomik çalışmalar: R. microcarpa’dan farklılıkları

Abstract

Artvin’de doğal olarak yayılış gösteren Rhamnus microcarpa’nın yaprak mikromorfolojik özellikleri ile yaprak ve odun anatomik özellikleri bu çalışmada detaylı olarak incelenmiştir. R. depressa ve R. microcarpa'yı ayırt etmek için kullanılabilecek yaprak sapı uzunluğu, yaprak boyutları ve tomurcuk pulu sayısı, tohum ve yaprak damarlarının sayısı, odundaki özışını özellikleri, yaprakta amfistomatik tip stoma, petiolde at nalı şeklindeki vasküler demet, iletim demeti sayısı ve demetin floem kısmındaki sklerenkimatik hücreler gibi morfolojik ve anatomik özelliklerin, epidermisin mikromorfolojik özellikleri kadar önemli olduğu ortaya konulmuştur. Özellikle, yaprağın her iki yüzeyinde bulunan (amfistomatik) stoma özelliği yakın ilişkili bu iki türü ayırt etmede oldukça önemlidir ve ayrım için kullanılabilir.

Keywords

• Rhamnus depressa
• Rhamnus depressa
• Rhamnus depressa
• Rhamnus depressa
• anatomy
• micromorphology
• Artvin
• Artvin
• Turkey

Supporting Institution

Artvin Çoruh Üniversitesi, Bilimsel Araştırma Projeleri Birimi

Project Number

2016.F10.02.11

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