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. 2011 May 5;108(1):73–85. doi: 10.1093/aob/mcr106

Table 2.

Anatomical comparisons of stems of similar age from four grape cultivars and the alternative host species of Xylella fastidiosa

No. of vessels at cane/stem base Vessel density % vessel ≤3 cm Longest vessel No. of rays/stem base
Grapevine
V. vinifera ‘Sylvaner’ 513 (38)a 12 (2)a 17 (5)a 69 (9)a 40 (2)a
V. vinifera ‘Cabernet Sauvignon’ 487 (27)a 14 (1)a 24 (2)a 60 (3)b 34 (1)b
V. vinifera ‘Pinot Noir’ 474 (27)a 13 (2)a 20 (3)a 64 (9)a 34 (2)b
V. vinifera ‘Chardonnay’ 433 (19)a 10 (1)a 26 (2)a 72 (9)a 35 (1)b
Movement
I. purpurea 298 (26)g 15 (2)fg 66 (5)bc 13 (2)ef 84 (3)f
V. major 584 (5)bc 58 (5)c 84 (2)a 17 (1)cde 82 (2)f
C. sinensis 446 (4)de 75 (5)b 21 (1)g 12 (1)f 137 (1)d
P. amygdalus 731 (11)a 28 (2)e 70 (2)ab 18 (1)bcd 146 (2)c
H. annuus 314 (22)fg 8 (2)g 42 (7)ef 21 (2)b 19 (1)i
N. sanderae 474 (23)de 6 (1)g 64 (7)bc 15 (2)def 116 (1)e
Limited movement
U. californica 434 (19)de 14 (1)fg 37 (4)f 20 (1)bc 56 (2)g
A. rhombifolia 657 (18)ab 87 (7)a 71 (3)ab 6 (1)g 170 (3)b
D. meteloides 485 (14)de 25 (1)ef 45 (2)def 27 (1)a 32 (2)h
E. globulus 507 (5) cd 65 (3)bc 53 (2)cde 28 (1)a 198 (3)a
A. douglasina 489 (52)de 40 (4)d 58 (5)bcd 12 (1)f 18 (1)i
C. quinoa 391 (20)ef 20 (3)efg 35 (3)f 18 (1)bcd 30 (2)h

Data are average means (s.e.) of five stems. Values in columns with different letters are significantly different at the 95 % confidence level according to ANOVA (Turkey–Kramer test).