Lamina cells short

The separate position of the Pseudoleskeella clade (L3) was confirmed by the present analysis, with support in Nona (99%) and MB (1(X)%) analyses, and it also had one characteristic insertion in ITSl (Figure 9.6). Species of this genus differ from most other representatives of the Leskeaceae in having small plants with short leaves, short lamina cells and no paraphyllia. In Nona and Bayesian analyses Rhytidium was found sister to Pseudoleskeellaceae. This observation is difficult to comment on on the one hand Rhytidium is morphologically very different from Pseudoleskeella, on the other, most... 

The Schwann cell is the myelin-producing cell of the peripheral nervous system. When axons leave the CNS, they lose their neuroglial interrelationships and traverse a short transitional zone where they are invested by an astroglial sheath enclosed in the basal lamina of the glia limitans. The basal lamina then becomes continuous with... 

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