Table 1 Measurements of cell wall layers

From: Super-resolution imaging of Douglas fir xylem cell wall nanostructure using SRRF microscopy

	Wet			Dry
	Autofluorescence	Acriflavin	Rhodamine B	Autofluorescence	Acriflavin	Rhodamine B
SRRF	408	552	144	456	384	144
	432	624	144	288	480	144
	384	480	120	360	288	144
	408	480	120	360	288	120
	360	456	144	360	288	144
	624	456	264	432	312	120
	480	624	240	336	336	120
	360	360	240	384	288	144
	648	384	120	480	384	120
	576	456	168	336	360	120
	468^a	487^a	170^d	379^e	341^f	132^g
CLSM	480	936	528	552	600	408
	624	744	576	408	864	480
	456	624	600	432	600	384
	504	720	432	432	840	432
	648	600	648	432	552	432
	744	672	864	504	576	384
	624	840	888	456	552	480
	480	480	912	456	552	456
	696	504	408	528	576	432
	648	624	552	504	600	384
	590^b	674^c	641^c	470^a	631^c	427^a
SEM	337
	300
	337
	375
	337
	337
	347
	319
	356
	291
	334^f

Measurements of the width of the compound middle lamella using a paired comparison of SRRF and CLSM (average projection) at matched locations for wet and dry conditions compared to reference measurements by SEM. Methods were significantly different as were interactions between image type and method, p << 0.001. Means with different letters are significantly different for p = 0.05

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