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血管精子树中的非血管水流可以绕过部分阻塞的西莱姆

Yannik Müllers1, Uri Hochberg2, Guy Perri1

  • 1Weizmann Tree Lab, Department of Plant & Environmental Sciences, Weizmann Institute of Science, Rehovot, Israel.

Physiologia plantarum
|February 20, 2026
PubMed
概括

树种的不同之处在于它们能够绕过被阻塞的树木血管. 树利用横向路径进行水运输,不像,突出了树木中非容器流动的重要性.

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通过绕过液压系统绕过.叶子供水供应 叶子供水供应干部划痕 树干划痕 树干划痕船舶堵塞 船舶堵塞 船舶堵塞体栓塞是指体栓塞的发生.

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