Fig. 6From: Floral attractants in the black orchid Brasiliorchis schunkeana (Orchidaceae, Maxillariinae): clues for presumed sapromyophily and potential antimicrobial activityThe TEM micrographs of the epidermis of the end of the callus (1/3 of the lip length) from transmission electron microscopy (TEM): a cuboidal and rectangular cells with thick, outer tangential walls, different concentrations of compounds in vacuoles, and their fragmentation. b magnification of a, in the cytoplasm: plastid with plastoglobules, dictyosome, ribosomes, numerous vesicles building into plasmalemma. c different levels of osmiophilic phenolic concentration in vacuoles (white and black arrows). d magnification of c. e–f osmiophilic phenolic content, sometimes forming globules (white arrows) in the vacuole. cw—cell wall, d—dictyosome, m—mitochondrion, ml—middle lamella, n—nucleus, p—plastid, ps—periplasmic space, RER—rough endoplasmic reticulum, va—vacuole, ve—vesicleBack to article page