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September 21, 2005Annals of Botany1,162 citationsOpen Access

Phylogenetic Variation in the Silicon Composition of Plants

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MHMartin J. HodsonOxford Brookes UniversityPWPhilip J. WhiteUniversity College of the NorthAMAndrew MeadUniversity of California, Los Angeles

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A high shoot Si concentration is not a general feature of monocot species. Information on the phylogenetic variation in shoot Si concentration may provide useful palaeoecological and archaeological information, and inform studies of the biogeochemical cycling of Si and those of the molecular genetics of Si uptake and transport in plants.

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