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Pulvinus

A pulvinus (pl. pulvini) may refer to a joint-like thickening at the base of a plant leaf or leaflet that facilitates growth-independent movement. Pulvinus is also a botanical term for the persistent peg-like bases of the leaves in the coniferous genera Picea and Tsuga. Pulvinar movement is common, for example, in members of the bean family Fabaceae…

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Pulvinus

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Edges34
Triples11
Avg. degree1.94
Density0.057143
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related to Pulvinus in Mimosa pudica · 10
Pulvinus → An, ATPase, In Mimosa, It, Leaves, Mechanical, Mimosa, Rapid, The, Water
causes · 1
Pulvinus → asymmetric swelling

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movement water plant turgor cells pressure response leaves base touch pulvini pulvinar efflux movements apoplast mimosa pudica leaf parenchyma stalk

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Pulvinuscausesasymmetric swelling0.90text
Pulvinusrelated to Pulvinus in Mimosa pudicaIn Mimosa0.60section
Pulvinusrelated to Pulvinus in Mimosa pudicaRapid0.60section
Pulvinusrelated to Pulvinus in Mimosa pudicaMechanical0.60section
Pulvinusrelated to Pulvinus in Mimosa pudicaAn0.60section
Pulvinusrelated to Pulvinus in Mimosa pudicaATPase0.60section
Pulvinusrelated to Pulvinus in Mimosa pudicaWater0.60section
Pulvinusrelated to Pulvinus in Mimosa pudicaMimosa0.60section
Pulvinusrelated to Pulvinus in Mimosa pudicaThe0.60section
Pulvinusrelated to Pulvinus in Mimosa pudicaLeaves0.60section
Pulvinusrelated to Pulvinus in Mimosa pudicaIt0.60section

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