Abstract
Nineteenth century studies described Lysimachia cavities as schizogenous, but Guttenberg (1928) reported them as only being schizogenous initially. Inner epithelial cell walls then swelled and dissolved in mucilage secreted into the cavity. Later, as a gradually solidifying resin accumulated, epithelial cells reportedly formed a new and cellulosic cell wall. My re-examination of cavity development in Lysimachia nummularia L., using a resin embedding method, revealed only typical schizogenous development, thus refuting Guttenberg's interpretation and supporting earlier workers.
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