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Passiflora pollen adhesion
... molecular genetics & cell biology at the University of Chicago. When a pollen grain of the right species lands on the pistil and comes into contact with a female stigma cell, a tight binding between the outer surface of the pollen grain-the exine-and the stigma cell occurs. After binding, the stigma cell causes the pollen grain to ...
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Lily Hybridization
... , male pollen from the Anthers must be applied to the female Stigma. Pretty simple. But there are various steps to be done before ... release their own pollen. If its own pollen gets on the Stigma it will not actually pollinate itself but may block the Pollen ... from both parents and the endosperm or food source within the cell, which only has chromosomes from the mother plant. This incompatibility often ...
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Plant Physiology
... characteristics. In Primula there are two floral morphs, which exhibit reciprocally positioned anthers and stigma. Pollen number and size, and the size and shape of stigmatic and stylar cells ... functioning and evolution of HSI systems, but also in the regulation of floral morphology (cell size and shape) and male reproductive capacity (pollen number). This project offers an opportunity ...
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Introduction to the Flowering Plants
... incompatibility mechanisms have evolved to control what pollen grain is allowed to germinate on the stigma, what pollen tubes are permitted to grow through the style and ultimately what male gamete ... to produce a two-celled pollen grain (B) with a small generative cell and a large vegetative cell. This generative cell will undergo further mitosis to form two male gametes (nuclei). The pollen ...
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Bamboo
... species of bamboo. Just below the growing point (apical meristem) is an active region of cell division and differentiation that is responsible for the predetermined size of bamboo shoots. When a ... (Phyllostachys aureosulcata). Each spikelet consists of 3 to 6 florets. Several stamens and a feathery stigma are protruding from the upper pair of fertile florets. A single fertile floret (flower) of ...
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Flowering Plants
... . peplus as a simple topical treatment for certain skin cancers, such as basal cell carcinomas and squamous cell carcinomas. These are the most common human cancers, particularly in people who ... before pollen-bearing anther is mature), or protandrous (male anthers release pollen before female stigma is receptive). In these species, pollination is typically accomplished by different plants within the ...
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Botany online - PUBLIC DOMAIN - G. Mendel: Experiments in Plant Hybridization
... and the anthers burst within the bud, so that the stigma becomes covered with pollen even before the flower opens. This ... of the keel has also been observed, owing to which the stigma and anthers remained partially covered. It also sometimes happens that ... cell A and the other with the egg cell a, and so likewise one pollen cell a will unite with an egg cell A, and the other with the egg cell ...
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Botany online: Interactions between Cells
... cell wall are of eminent importance Penetration of a Tissue by a Foreign Cell. This step is best illustrated by the fertilization of angiosperms. A pollen at the stigma's surface begins to germinate. It develops a pollen tube that grows into the stigma ...
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... of filaments with one another, as in Malvacea, or of stamens with the style and stigma, as in Orchids. COLUMN-FOOT: A basal extension of the column to which the labellum ... that encloses reproductive bodies in some ferns, fungi, mosses, and algae. CONCRESCENCE: The union of cell walls by means of a cementing substance formed in process of growth so that they ...
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... plant by transferring pollen from one of its flowers to the stigma of the same flower or to another flower of the same ... so as to form a sort of cup and enclosing the stigma of a flower. INFERIOR: Below; beneath; lower. INFERIOR OVARY: A basal, ... -bodied insects, like aphids, spider mites, thrips, and whiteflies, by disrupting cell membranes. (You can make your own by mixing 2 tablespoons dishwashing ...
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