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Abstract
AbstractThe subcellular localization of calcium in cells of symbiotic partners located within leaf cavities of Azolla was investigated by using chlorotetracycline, ESI and EELS analysis. Loosely membrane‐bound calcium was evidenced by using CTC or EGTA and CTC, in cytoplasmic regions of Azolla hair cells and in cytoplasm of the cyanobiont. Tightly membrane‐bound calcium revealed by CTC, and ESI and EELS analysis, was observed in cyanophycin granules and carboxysomes of the cyanobiont. A third calcium type, revealed by ESI and EELS analysis, was localized at the level of cell walls of simple and branched Azolla hairs, in the envelope of heterocysts, and in the cell walls of the cyanobiont.
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