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Limonium gmelinii (Willd.) O. Kuntze 1891 subsp. hungaricum (Klokov) Soó is   Pannonian endemic subspecies that inhabits continental halobiomes, while   Limonium anfractum (Salmon) Salmon 1924 is one of the indicators of halophyte   vegetation of marine rocks and its distribution is restricted to the southern   parts of Mediterranean Sea coast. In this work, micromorphological and   anatomical characters of leaves of these two Limonium taxa were analyzed, in   order to examine their adaptations to specific environmental conditions on   saline habitats. The results showed that both taxa exhibited strong   xeromorphic adaptations that reflected in flat cell walls of epidermal cells,   thick cuticle, high palisade/spongy tissue ratio, high index of palisade   cells, the presence of sclereid idioblasts in leaf mesophyll and mechanical   tissue by phloem and xylem. Both taxa are crynohalophytes and have salt   glands on adaxial and abaxial epidermis for excretion of surplus salt.   Relatively high dimensions of mesophyll cells, absence of non-glandular hairs   and unprotected stomata slightly increased above the level of epidermal   cells, are also adaptations to increased salinity. [Projekat Ministarstva   nauke Republike Srbije, br. 173002

Leaf structural adaptations of two Limonium miller (Plumbaginales, Plumbaginaceae) taxa