lignifioituneisiin
Lignifioituneisiin is a Finnish word form derived from lignifioitunut, meaning lignified. It is used to refer to tissues, cells, or structures that have undergone lignification, often appearing in phrases such as lignifioituneisiin soluihin or lignifioituneisiin kudoksiin. The form is the illative plural, indicating movement toward or into those lignified entities, and it is commonly found in botanical and anatomical descriptions.
Biologically, lignification is the process by which lignin is deposited and polymerized in the secondary cell
Lignified tissues are widespread in vascular plants, especially in woody species. Key examples include xylem vessels
See also: lignin, lignification, secondary cell wall, sclerenchyma, xylem.