Stomata and morphology root of oil palm seeds using organic fertilizer in Ultisol media
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Organic fertilizer application did not affect stomatal characters, number, stomata density and stomata index. Organic fertilizer treatment changed in tissues and root morphology. The treatments of organic liquid fertilizer of 100 ml.L-1 with manure that made root size larger than 50 ml.L-1 and 0 ml.L-1. Organic fertilizer treatment increased in the number of transport vessels, size of the transport vessels and cortex which was a sign of Al accumulation in the roots.
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