Compartmentalization of specialized compounds in glandular trichomes is essential for plant protection against stresses and attraction of pollinators. This compartmentalization is achieved by the establishment of a lignin-based apoplastic barrier named ‘neck strip’, which is present in trichomes of diverse plant species.
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Cesarino, I., Oliveira, D.M. Lignin strips in glandular trichomes. Nat. Plants (2024). https://doi.org/10.1038/s41477-024-01676-1
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