Contractile cell structure and function and stigma circadian movement (IMAGE)

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Contractile cell structure and function and stigma circadian movement

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A-H, Contractile cells in Cryo-SEM/TEM (A-D) and parenchymal cell (E-H)；I-L, Contractile cells (K, L) and parenchymal cell (I, J) in CLSM with FM4-64 fluorescence signal；M, ER-tracker red and Golgi-tracker green fluorescence signal in stigma through CLSM；N-Q, Stigma movement and self-pollination associate with circadian rhythm of humidity.

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