Structure characteristics, differentiation, and development of laticifer in rubber-producing plants

The plants that contain natural rubber are called rubber-producing plants, in which the laticifer is a special cell to synthesize and store natural rubber. The differentiation and development of laticifers and rubber particles inside are closely related to the rubber yield. Therefore

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  2024

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  Scientia Sinica Vitae

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  2024-10-01

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  DOI 10.1360/ssv-2024-0165
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