Microparticles of Silica (Phytoliths) Found in Cannabis sativa from Khabarovsky Krai (Russia)

Kirill Sergeevich Golohvast; Alexander V. Fedorov; Alexander I. Korobeev; Artem I. Kamko; Alexey S. Smirnov; Ivan A. Zemchenko; Alexander A. Sergievich; Alexander F. Artemenko; Valery V. Chernyshev; Vladimir V. Chaika

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Microparticles of Silica (Phytoliths) Found in Cannabis sativa from Khabarovsky Krai (Russia)

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First data on morphology of phytoliths was obtained for leaves, body, and inflorescence of Cannabis sativa found in 2 regions of the Khabarovsky region (Khabarovsk City and Bikinsky District). Optical microscopy revealed 5 phytoliths morphotypes in the scape, inflorescence, and in the leaves of the cannabis: shapeless, oval, segmented oval, club-shaped, and spikes. Size of phytoliths from various plant’s parts is found to be uniform, but their morphometry changes with respect to ratio among shapes. Shapeless dominate in the scape (68%), inflorescence, and in leaves (31.33%). Spikes are found in inflorescence (32%) as well as in scape (30%) and in leaves (10.6%).

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Defect and Diffusion Forum (Volume 386)

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Kirill Sergeevich Golohvast*, Alexander V. Fedorov, Alexander I. Korobeev, Artem I. Kamko, Alexey S. Smirnov, Ivan A. Zemchenko, Alexander A. Sergievich, Alexander F. Artemenko, Valery V. Chernyshev, Vladimir V. Chaika

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Cannabis sativa, Khabarovsk Region, Phytolithes, Silicon Oxide

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