Abstract
Background Structural characteristics of stomata consist of stomatal shape, density, depth, and pore dimension. Commonly called Siberian elm, the species Ulmus pumila L. is a fast-growing and small to medium-sized tree. Due to the superb adaptations to the harsh conditions of the Gobi Desert, the trees have been preferentially planted in Mongolia. It is worthwhile to investigate the morphological characteristics of the tree species that are tolerant to drought stresses in such arid areas.
Highlights
Structural characteristics of stomata consist of stomatal shape, density, depth, and pore dimension
Due to the superb adaptations to the harsh conditions of the Gobi Desert, the trees have been preferentially planted in Mongolia
It is worthwhile to investigate the morphological characteristics of the tree species that are tolerant to drought stresses in such arid areas
Summary
Background Structural characteristics of stomata consist of stomatal shape, density, depth, and pore dimension.
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