In this research,suitable imaging methods were used for acquiring single compound images ofbiology samples of chicken pectorales tissue section,tobacco dry leaf,fresh leaf and plantglandular hair,respectively.The adve...In this research,suitable imaging methods were used for acquiring single compound images ofbiology samples of chicken pectorales tissue section,tobacco dry leaf,fresh leaf and plantglandular hair,respectively.The adverse effects caused by the high water content and thethermal effect of near infrared(NIR)light were effectively solved during the experiment procedures and the data procesing.PCA algorithm was applied to the NIR micro-image of chickenpectorales tissue.Comparing the loading vector of PC3 with the NIR spectrum of dry albumen,the information of PC3 was confimmed to be provided mainly by protein,i.e.,the 3rd score imagerepresents the distribution trend of protein mainly.PCA algorithm was applied to the NIR micro-image of tobacco dry leaf.The information of PC2 was confimed to be provided by carbohydrateindluding starch mainly.Compared to the 2nd score image of tobacco dry leaf,the comparedcorelation image with the reference spectrum of starch had the same distribution trend as the 2nd score image.The comparative correla tion images with the reference spectra of protein,glucose,fructose and the total plant alkaloid were acquired to confirm the distribution trend ofthese compounds in tobacco dry leaf respectively.Comparative correlation images of fresh leafwith the reference spectra of protein,starch,fructose,ghucose and water were acquired to confim the distribution trend of these compounds in fresh leaf.Chemimap imaging of plant glandularhair was acquired to show the tubular structure clearly.展开更多
Immature leaves and stems, which were about one to three centimeters nearby the stem tips, of Blumea balsamifera (L.) DC. (BB) and Blumea laciniata (Roxb.) DC. (BL) were cut into sections under ?18?C with a frozen sec...Immature leaves and stems, which were about one to three centimeters nearby the stem tips, of Blumea balsamifera (L.) DC. (BB) and Blumea laciniata (Roxb.) DC. (BL) were cut into sections under ?18?C with a frozen section machine, and observed under an optical microscope. Results show that the most significant difference is that the BB has only one kind of glandular trichomes, while the BL has two. The glandular trichomes found on BB terms were all short glandular hairs (SGH), which were not longer than 100 μm. On BL stems, besides the SGH, the long glandular hairs (LGH), which were longer than 200 μm, were also found. By the factors pointed out in present study, the BB and BL and be distinguished from each other.展开更多
Houttuynia cordata Thunb., traditionally used as a therapeutic plant in folk medicine, has shown antioxidant and anticancer activities. The species, as a core component of paleoherbs, is normally characterized based o...Houttuynia cordata Thunb., traditionally used as a therapeutic plant in folk medicine, has shown antioxidant and anticancer activities. The species, as a core component of paleoherbs, is normally characterized based on the presence of different types of secretory tissue： oil cells, three types of secretory cells and glandular hairs. The aim of this work was to study the structural, componential, and the functional characteristics of the secretory tissues in both the floral and vegetative parts. The results indicate that oil cells and secretory cells are distributed in all organs of the plant, while glandular hairs are situated on the aerial stems and leaves. Both oil cells and glandular hairs initiate from the protoderm, but their developmental processes are different. Although three types of secretory cells initiate from different primary meristems, the developmental patterns of different secretory cells are the same. Also, although the origins of secretory cells are different from oil cells, their early developmental processes are the same. Histochemical results show that oil cells, secretory cells and glandular hairs produce flavonoids, phenolic compounds, tannins, lipids, aldehyde and ketone-compounds. In addition, there are terpenoids and pectic-like substances in oil cells, alkaloids in secretory cells of aerial stems, and terpenoids and alkaloids in glandular hairs. These compounds play very important roles in protecting plants from being eaten by herbivores （herbivory） and infected by microbial pathogens. The oil cell and secretory cell, as unicellular secretory tissues, are intermediates between the primitive surface glandular and secretory cavity and canal during the evolution of secretory structures.展开更多
基金supported by the,National Natural Science Foundation of China(No.20575076)supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China[No.20575076].
文摘In this research,suitable imaging methods were used for acquiring single compound images ofbiology samples of chicken pectorales tissue section,tobacco dry leaf,fresh leaf and plantglandular hair,respectively.The adverse effects caused by the high water content and thethermal effect of near infrared(NIR)light were effectively solved during the experiment procedures and the data procesing.PCA algorithm was applied to the NIR micro-image of chickenpectorales tissue.Comparing the loading vector of PC3 with the NIR spectrum of dry albumen,the information of PC3 was confimmed to be provided mainly by protein,i.e.,the 3rd score imagerepresents the distribution trend of protein mainly.PCA algorithm was applied to the NIR micro-image of tobacco dry leaf.The information of PC2 was confimed to be provided by carbohydrateindluding starch mainly.Compared to the 2nd score image of tobacco dry leaf,the comparedcorelation image with the reference spectrum of starch had the same distribution trend as the 2nd score image.The comparative correla tion images with the reference spectra of protein,glucose,fructose and the total plant alkaloid were acquired to confirm the distribution trend ofthese compounds in tobacco dry leaf respectively.Comparative correlation images of fresh leafwith the reference spectra of protein,starch,fructose,ghucose and water were acquired to confim the distribution trend of these compounds in fresh leaf.Chemimap imaging of plant glandularhair was acquired to show the tubular structure clearly.
文摘Immature leaves and stems, which were about one to three centimeters nearby the stem tips, of Blumea balsamifera (L.) DC. (BB) and Blumea laciniata (Roxb.) DC. (BL) were cut into sections under ?18?C with a frozen section machine, and observed under an optical microscope. Results show that the most significant difference is that the BB has only one kind of glandular trichomes, while the BL has two. The glandular trichomes found on BB terms were all short glandular hairs (SGH), which were not longer than 100 μm. On BL stems, besides the SGH, the long glandular hairs (LGH), which were longer than 200 μm, were also found. By the factors pointed out in present study, the BB and BL and be distinguished from each other.
基金Supported by the Natural Science Foundation of Shanxi Province(06JK180)
文摘Houttuynia cordata Thunb., traditionally used as a therapeutic plant in folk medicine, has shown antioxidant and anticancer activities. The species, as a core component of paleoherbs, is normally characterized based on the presence of different types of secretory tissue： oil cells, three types of secretory cells and glandular hairs. The aim of this work was to study the structural, componential, and the functional characteristics of the secretory tissues in both the floral and vegetative parts. The results indicate that oil cells and secretory cells are distributed in all organs of the plant, while glandular hairs are situated on the aerial stems and leaves. Both oil cells and glandular hairs initiate from the protoderm, but their developmental processes are different. Although three types of secretory cells initiate from different primary meristems, the developmental patterns of different secretory cells are the same. Also, although the origins of secretory cells are different from oil cells, their early developmental processes are the same. Histochemical results show that oil cells, secretory cells and glandular hairs produce flavonoids, phenolic compounds, tannins, lipids, aldehyde and ketone-compounds. In addition, there are terpenoids and pectic-like substances in oil cells, alkaloids in secretory cells of aerial stems, and terpenoids and alkaloids in glandular hairs. These compounds play very important roles in protecting plants from being eaten by herbivores （herbivory） and infected by microbial pathogens. The oil cell and secretory cell, as unicellular secretory tissues, are intermediates between the primitive surface glandular and secretory cavity and canal during the evolution of secretory structures.
