Do trees have aerenchyma?
Most flood-tolerant tree species are more inclined to develop aerenchyma in roots than in shoots, and species not responding directly to soil anaerobiosis by enlarging their internal air spaces typically undergo anoxia in their roots (Polomski and Kuhn, 1998).
Most flood-tolerant tree species are more inclined to develop aerenchyma in roots than in shoots, and species not responding directly to soil anaerobiosis by enlarging their internal air spaces typically undergo anoxia in their roots (Polomski and Kuhn, 1998).
