Table 1 in Extracellular lipids of Camelina sativa: Characterization of cutin and suberin reveals typical polyester monomers and unusual dicarboxylic fatty acids

Table 1 Total amounts of lipid polyester monomers isolated from solvent-extracted Camelina sativa stem, leaf, flower, seed and root residues by NaOMe-catalyzed transmethylation. Organmg g 1 DWμg dm 2MeanSDMeanSDLeaf12.170.1946.06.8Stem10.770.19526.0128.0Flower21.790.74n.d.Root39.101.67n.d.Seed42.730.341738.0305.0 Data are means with SD (n =4). DW =dry weight. n.d. =area not determined. 1 For leaf and stem cutin analysis, samples were prepared from 8-week-old plants; leaves #14–17 and stem from the same area (~25 cm above the soil or ‘middle stem’ as defined in Razeq et al. 2014) were analyzed. 2 Fully opened flowers were harvested for cutin determinations. 3 Roots were harvested from 4-week-old plants grown on agar. 4 Seeds were fully mature dry seeds.