Palm snorkelling: bases as aeration structures in the mangrove palm (Nypa fruticans) G. Chomicki, Luc Bidel, William. J. Baker, Christian Jay-Allemand

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G. Chomicki, Luc Bidel, William. J. Baker, Christian Jay-Allemand. Palm snorkelling: leaf bases as aeration structures in the mangrove palm (Nypa fruticans). Botanical Journal of the Linnean Society, Linnean Society of London, 2014, 174 (2), pp.257-270. ￿10.1111/boj.12133￿. ￿hal-01189916￿

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HAL is a multi-disciplinary open access L’archive ouverte pluridisciplinaire HAL, est archive for the deposit and dissemination of sci- destinée au dépôt et à la diffusion de documents entific research documents, whether they are pub- scientifiques de niveau recherche, publiés ou non, lished or not. The documents may come from émanant des établissements d’enseignement et de teaching and research institutions in France or recherche français ou étrangers, des laboratoires abroad, or from public or private research centers. publics ou privés. Version preprint 4 3 2 1 bs_bs_query bs_bs_query bs_bs_query bs_bs_query Chomicki, G.(Auteurde correspondance), Bidel,L., Baker,W.J., Jay-Allemand, C.(2014).Palm bs_bs_query bs_bs_query Botanical Journal of theLinnean Society, 174(2), 257-270. DOI :10.1111/boj.12133 2 1 snorkelling: leafbases asaerationstructures inthe mangrove palm (Nypafruticans). farto tutrs hssuypoie tutrleiec niaigthat persistence the indicating ensuring evidence abscission, following structural years aeren- provides tissues. 4 living study to schizo-lysigenous to up This of transport for structures. oxygen live consists longitudinal can aeration cortex facilitating bases Expansigenous of branching and leaf the root that base. loss and two suggests oxygen lenticels leaf first estimation radial Simultaneously, exodermis, the The Lifespan limiting base. and base. covers lacuna, leaf leaf wide lenticels rhizodermis the with the mature in subero-lignified chyma occurs of with a junction network junction stem present a the of orders towards completed, zone porosity is increasing the abscission with at aerenchyma when abscised that, is so rachis develop the senescence, Following 03,Germany 80638, HITA JAY-ALLEMAND CHRISTIAN 2 1 CHOMICKI GUILLAUME in fruticans) structures (Nypa aeration palm as mangrove bases the leaf snorkelling: Palm 2013, Society, Linnean the of Journal Botanical 03TeLnenSceyo London, of Society Linnean The 2013 © [email protected] [email protected]; E-mail: author. *Corresponding pneumato- include These adaptations [e.g. 1995). phores root Tomlinson, aerial 1955; typically Scholander, Van & (Scholander, systems Dam root morphologi- their of remarkable adaptations the cal to is environments attributed reduced, and classically highly waterlogged, and in anoxic species therefore mangrove of success The London, of Society Linnean The KEYWORDS: 2013 ADDITIONAL © 2013, Society, habitat. Linnean mangal the the in of structure air-supplying of type but, roots, the to of oxygen supply adaptations to pneumatophores, the as such structures, specialized in evolved 2013 have species October Mangrove 29 publication for accepted 2013; October 28 revised 2013; July 31 Received 4 3 ame–rci bcsin–ro xgnspl ciolsgn tannins. – schizo-lysigeny – supply oxygen root – abscission rachis – Palmae – ihbace,sc si h e age(Rhizophora mangle from red the ectopically mangle in emerge as such can branches, that high roots aerial titious ytmtcBtn n yooy eateto ilg,Uiest fMnc LU,Munich France (LMU), Montpellier, Munich AGAP, of UMR University Montpellier, INRA Biology, of Department Mycology, and Botany Systematic nvriyo otele ,URDAE lc uèeBtiln -405 otele,France Montpellier, 095, F-34 Bataillon, Eugène Place DIADE, UK UMR 3AB, 2, TW9 Montpellier Surrey, of Richmond, University Kew, Gardens, Botanic Royal h nymnrv am osc tutr a enrpre.Ti td ie odetermine to aimed study This reported. been has structure such no palm, mangrove only the fruticans, Nypa .,o omacutra h aeo h trunk, the of base the at cluster a form or L.), vcni marina Avicennia INTRODUCTION .fruticans N. Comment citer cedocument: 000–000. 00, Frk)Veh] adven- Vierh.], (Forsk.) eecya–Aeaee–epniey–hprrpi etcl–la lifespan leaf – lenticel hypertrophic – expansigeny – – aerenchyma otemna aia ihseilrfrnet h i-upyn structure. air-supplying the to reference special with habitat mangal the to FLS

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