suberinrichness
Suberinrichness is a term that describes the abundance or high concentration of suberin within plant tissues. Suberin is a complex biopolymer found in the periderm, which is the protective outer layer of stems and roots in woody plants, as well as in certain seed coats and cork tissues. It is a hydrophobic substance, primarily composed of fatty acids, glycerol, and phenolic compounds, which contributes significantly to the structural integrity and protective functions of these plant parts.
When a plant tissue is described as having suberinrichness, it indicates a substantial presence of this waxy,