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The goal of this study was to analyze variation and covariation in epidermal  characteristics (epidermal cell density -ECD, stomata density - SD, and  stomata index - SI) on Iris pumila clones on between-clone, between-leaf and  within-leaf levels. ECD (similar to the pattern previously observed for SD)  increased from the base to the top of leaf, while SI remained constant.  Results of profile analyses indicated that clones, individual plants whitin  clones (ramets), and three successive leaves on the same plant were not  significantly different for examined characteristics, but genetic variation  for position effect was detected (significant Zone x clone interaction).  Results of the contrast analysis confirmed differences between the base and  middle leaf positions for ECD (similar to those for SD) as well as between  clone variation for those differences. Observed differences between leaf  zones and correlations between analyzed traits were mostly consistent with  the expansion hypothesis of stomata differentiation. [Projekat Ministarstva  nauke Republike Srbije, br. OI 173025

Between-clone, between-leaf and within-leaf variation in leaf epidermis traits in Iris pumila clones