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Expression of Andromonoecy and Pollination of Tuberous Lomatiums (Umbelliferae)
Systematic Botany, 1982Tuberous lomatiums (Lomatium, Umbelliferae) constitute a well-de- fined infrageneric group that is characterized by adaptation to a short, early spring growing season followed by a long summer drought. All tuberous lomatiums are andromonoecious and all exhibit 'a pattern of increasing ratios of hermaphroditic to staminate flowers in successively ...
M. Schlessman
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Andromonoecy in Zanthoxylum Armatum DC, a Transition to Dioecy or a Chance Factor!
National Academy Science LettersRenu Sharma, Namrata Sharma
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Andromonoecy and high fruit abortion in Anthonotha noldeae in a West African montane forest
Plant Systematics and Evolution, 2011 Merodie A. Beavon, H. Chapman
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Expression of andromonoecy in coriander, Coriandrum sativum L.
Euphytica, 1973The expression and probable genetic control of andromonoecy has been reported in coriander. Highly significant varietal differences were observed in respect of all the characters under study. Male flowers occur intermixed throughout the coriander inflorescence. Early opening flowers in an umbellet are generally hermaphrodite. Decondensing the umbellet,
V. P. Singh, S. Ramanujam
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Andromonoecy was described and anthecological features were identified for the first time in Dorema microcarpum, a perennial monocarpic plant endemic to the Western Tien Shan and Northern Pamir-Alai. The research was carried out in the natural conditions
M. A. Davidov, M. Akbarova, Z. Yusupova
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Andromonoecy was described and anthecological features were identified for the first time in Dorema microcarpum, a perennial monocarpic plant endemic to the Western Tien Shan and Northern Pamir-Alai. The research was carried out in the natural conditions
M. A. Davidov, M. Akbarova, Z. Yusupova
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Fruit set increases with maleness in the andromonoecious Acacia caven
Flora - Morphology, Distribution, Functional Ecology of Plants, 2014In long-lived plants, sexual expression can be highly variable in time and space. The extent to which sexual dimorphism of flowers is expressed in the same or in separate individuals, may have implications for the plants’ dependence on pollen vectors, the compatibility of the pollen received, and the potential for setting fruit.
Ana Calviño +2 more
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Sex-specific DNA methylation and gene expression in andromonoecious poplar
Plant Cell Reports, 2012The andromonoecious poplar is an exceptional model system for studying sex-specific flower development in dioecious plants. There is increasing evidence that epigenetic regulation, particularly DNA methylation, is an important regulatory factor during flower development.
Yuepeng, Song +4 more
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Reproductive Biology of an Andromonoecious Solanum (S. palinacanthum Dunal)
Biotropica, 1982UNIV ESTADUAL PAULISTA JULIO MESQUITA FILHO,INST BIOCIENCIAS LETRAS & CIENCIAS EXATAS,DEPT BOT,BR-15100 SAO JOSE RIO PRE,SP ...
COLEMAN, JR, Coleman, M. A.
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The significance of andromonoecy for the breeding of Asparagus officinalis L.
Euphytica, 1953Following a previous publication in this periodical (3), indicating the lines along which an entirely male asparagus variety can be obtained, the above article further discusses the difficulties to be overcome. The combination of andromonoecism and homozygosis for the male sex (andromonoecious MM-plants) is discussed in more detail.
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An Examination of the Function of Male Flowers in an Andromonoecious Shrub Capparis spinosa
Journal of Integrative Plant Biology, 2009Abstract The pollen donor and pollinator attractor hypotheses are explanations for the functions of the male flowers of andromonoecious plants. We tested these two hypotheses in the andromonoecious shrub Capparis spinosa L. (Capparaceae) and confirmed that pollen production and cumulative volume and sugar concentration of nectar do not differ between ...
Tao, Zhang, Dun-Yan, Tan
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