Electrical Switching in Thin Films of Nandi Flame Seed Cuticles

Table 2

Types of monomers and their % abundance in cutin and suberin biopolyesters. Pollard et al. [30].

Monomer type	Abundance (%) and common monomers
Example	Cutin	Suberin
	1–25 %	1–10%
	C 16:0,  C18:0, C18:1, C18:2	C18:0 to C24:0
	1–32%	11–43%,
	C16:0, C18:1, C18:2	C18:1 to C26:0
	Usually <5% in Arabidopsis	24–45%
	C16:0, C18:0, C18:1, C18:2	C18:1, C18:2, C16:0 to C26:0
	0–34%	0–30%
	C18:0 (9,10-epoxy)	C18:1 (9,10 epoxy-18-dyroxy)
	C18:1 (9, 10-epoxy)	C18:0 (9,10-epoxy-1, 18-diacid)
	16–92%	0–2%
	C16:0 (10,16-dihydroxy)	C18:0 (9,10, 18-trihydroxy)
	C18:0 (9,10,18-trihydroxy)
	Traces	0–8%
		C18:0 (9,10-dihydroxy)
	0–8%	1–6%
	C16:0, C18:1	C18:0 to C22:0
	0–5%	0–3%
	C18:1	C22:0
	1–14%	14–26%
0-1% Ferulate		0–10% Ferulate, Samller amounts of coumarate, sinapate, ceffeate