Blog #2 Secretory structures in the leaves of Hibiscus sabdariffa L.

The source I chose to do this blog on is The Secretory Structures in the Leaves of Hibiscus Sabdariffa L. by Raghu, K., Naidoo, Y., and Dewir, Y.H. (2019), published in the South African Journal of Botany.

https://doi.org/10.1016/J.SAJB.2018.08.018

This source by Raghuu, K., Naidoo, Y., and Dewir, Y.H.H. is an academic peer-reviewed article because it provides support for its results with methods and has past citations of references who conducted similar research throughout the text. The article also follows a rigorous review process where experts in the field evaluate the research methodology and findings before publication. This ensures the reliability and credibility of the information presented in the article. Additionally, the authors’ affiliations with reputable academic institutions further enhance the credibility of this source. The article further contributes to the academic community by discussing the implications of the findings and suggesting potential avenues for future research. Additionally, the inclusion of a diaphragm and a graph enhances the clarity and comprehensibility of the results, allowing readers to easily interpret and understand the abaxial surface of the hibiscus leaf. At the end of the article, the list of sources used demonstrates the authors’ thoroughness in conducting their research and provides readers with additional resources for further study. The acknowledgement of the authors’ expertise in microscopy and microanalysis adds credibility to the findings presented in the article.