Changes in specific root length could be achieved by reduced secondary growth in dicots, or by various anatomical changes in monocots, such as fewer cortical cells or a smaller stele.
During waterlogging, development of more and thicker nodal roots with a higher proportion of aerenchyma, smaller stele area and showing a reduction of lateral roots may act together for a more efficient system for O2 transport to the elongation zone of the root (cf. Colmer 2003; cf. Colmer and Greenway 2005).
In wonderful contrast with this conventional-style work is a striking small limestone stele, also dating from the first century A.D., from Petra's Temple of the Winged Lions.
A small memorial stele dedicated to Shanina (part of a three-piece monument) was erected in Bogdanovsky settlement, Ustyansky District.
It was there that the Akhmim stele had been unearthed several months before, along with several small statues, a painted wooden sarcophagus and three smaller steles.
Notably, cells in the cortex and stele were smaller but more isodiametric in Spcdc25 compared with wild type, caused by a reduction in cell width but not cell length.
One of the two steles, the Stele of the Sorrow of 10,000, is at 52 m high, the tallest unmarked stele in the country.
But months later, she saw an article about a large stele and two smaller companions.
Then the archaeologists examined more closely every aspect of the small, square room in which the stele stood in a corner by a stone wall.
If the same central cylinder organization was shared between the radicle, crown roots, and large lateral roots, the number of cell layers in the stele would increase from small to large roots.
