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Cell walls dominate the cellular allocation of silicon in sedges
Abstract The degree of plant silicification is classically proxied by organ-scale silicon concentration, [Si], which ignores where Si is allocated at the cellular scale. Bridging this scale gap is crucial to elucidate the physiological and ecological roles of silicification in high-Si taxa and its i
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