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Plant Cuticles Of Moss Actually Protects The Plant From Water Loss

Medicine & Technology Mar 13, 2017

An international research team led by Professor Ralf Reski has found that the cuticles on moss actually protect them from water loss. those cuticles cover themselves with waxy epidermal cells.

biological pathway

Plant Cuticles Of Moss Actually Protects The Plant From Water Loss

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