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, requiring half the time of contemporary fibers (6 vs 12 d), and less time than the narrower vessels (14 d) formed in May. These findings reveal distinct cell-type-dependent mechanisms for differentiation in diffuse-porous and ring-porous trees, enhancing our understanding of angiosperm wood cell kinetics. Our approach presents an effective method for investigating angiosperm wood formation and provides a more accurate representation of vessel and fiber morphogenesis in wood formation models.
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