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The 10 pages that link to Trichome, each with the reason it gives.

• Plant defenseBroader topic: These surface structures can obstruct or chemically repel attackers.

• BasilRelated: Glandular trichomes on basil leaves store and release aromatic oils.

• Cannabis sativaBroader topic: Glandular trichomes on cannabis flowers produce and store cannabinoids and aromatic terpenes.

• GossypiumNarrower topic: Cotton lint is a specialized trichome whose exceptional length makes it spinnable.

• BromeliaceaeRelated: Specialized leaf scales absorb water and nutrients in many bromeliads.

• BoraginaceaeRelated: Dense trichomes account for the rough or bristly leaves common in Boraginaceae.

• AnabaenaBroader topic: Anabaena’s threadlike body is a trichome containing vegetative cells and, often, heterocysts.

• Salvia officinalisRelated: Glandular trichomes on sage leaves store aromatic secretions.

• Spanish mossRelated: Its leaf scales absorb moisture and nutrients from rain, dew, and airborne particles.

• Urtica dioicaNarrower topic: Nettle stinging hairs are defensive trichomes with brittle tips.