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PttGID1. 1 and PttGID1. 3 were overexpressed in independent lines of hybrid aspen, when both a 35S promoter and a xylem-specific promoter— CiteULike: Everyone's library
Instead, they are primarily composed of vascular bundles (xylem and phloem) arranged in a circle around a central core of spongy tissue made up of parenchyma cells, or pith.
The state of knowledge concerning the influences of tree size, xylem dysfunction, growth conditions and within-species and between species genetics is reviewed.— CiteULike: Everyone's library
In nature, trees use water in tubular tissues, called xylem, like ropes that pull more water out of the ground, delivering it to leaves.— The Open Piehole
By building mimics of xylem capillaries within the gels, the scientists were able to create negative-pressures of the magnitude observed in trees, and to pump water against large resistances and out of subsaturated, or partially dry, sources.— The Open Piehole

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