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produce leaf and
flower cystoliths, and
Ficus elastica, the
Indian rubber plant of the
family Moraceae. From a 1987
article on
cystolith development and structure:...
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bears simple one- to three-celled
warty hairs, and
small glandular hairs.
Cystoliths occur beneath the
epidermis of the
underside of the blade. The
trunk has...
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flowering and seed-setting stages, the
leaves develop gritty particles called cystoliths. Many
sources claim consumption of
these can
irritate the
kidneys and...
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family have
hairy leaves. The co****
character of the
hairs is due to
cystoliths of
silicon dioxide and
calcium carbonate.
These hairs can
induce an adverse...
- lobed, or spiny) margins, and
without sti****s. The
leaves may
contain cystoliths,
calcium carbonate concretions, seen as
streaks on the surface. The flowers...
- less
palmately lobed or
palmately compound and
always bear sti****s.
Cystoliths are
always present and some
members of this
family possess laticifers...
- toothed. The often-lasting
bracts are free or
fused to each other. The
cystoliths are
extended to more or less rounded. In 1874,
while in
Collioure (south...
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capsule Gr**** κύστις (kústis) cysteine, cystic, cysticercus, cystine,
cystolith, cystoma, oocyst,
polycystic cyt- cell Gr**** κύτος (kútos) astrocyte,...
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increased frequency of urination). A
cystotomy was
performed and
numerous cystoliths (bladder stones) were removed. 5μm
scale bar; 1,000x magnification; focus-stacked...
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calculi or nephroliths) and
bladder stones (also
called vesical calculi or
cystoliths). They can have any of
several compositions,
including mixed. Prin****l...
