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Sexual Dimorphism on a Conserved Scaffold: Insights from the Floral Ontogeny of <i>Eurychorda</i> (Restionaceae: Poales). [PDF]
Plants (Basel)Fomichev CI, Briggs BG, Sokoloff DD.
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Utilization of the litchi male-sterile line 'MS1'-assisting in the selection of suitable harvesting periods for pollen donors for hybridization. [PDF]
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Elucidating the mechanism of poricidal anther dehiscence in Miconia species (Melastomataceae)
Flora: Morphology, Distribution, Functional Ecology of Plants, 2014 Abstract Melastomataceae have porate anthers. However, unlike Solanaceae and many monocots, in which the poricidal dehiscence depends on the presence of a mechanical layer (often the endothecium), most members of Melastomataceae have no evident specialized layer related to the poricidal opening.
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A GARP transcription factor anther dehiscence defected 1 (OsADD1) regulates rice anther dehiscence
Plant Molecular Biology, 2019Anther dehiscence, one of the essential steps in pollination and double fertilization, is regulated by a complex signaling pathway encompassing hormones and environmental factors. However, key components underlying the signaling pathway that regulate anther dehiscence remain largely elusive. Here, we isolated a rice mutant anther dehiscence defected 1 (
Weiyi Kong, Wenting Bai, Hai Zheng
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THE ROLE OF INVERTASES IN ANTHER DEHISCENCE [PDF]
, 2023 The opening of anthers to release pollen (anther dehiscence) is a complex, regulated process. One of the mechanisms contributing to anther dehiscence is the active removal of water from anthers. Invertases are plant enzymes which cleave sucrose into glucose and fructose, changing the osmotic potential, suggesting they may have a role in water movement ...
Komrsova, Marie
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The diversity of anther structures and dehiscence patterns among Hamamelididae
Botanical Journal of the Linnean Society, 1989HUFFORD, L. D. & ENDRKSS, P. K., 1989. The diversity of anther structures and dehiscence patterns among Hamamelididae. This survey of anther structures and dehiscence patterns focuses on the range of diversity among extant Hamamelididae. The definition and structure of the anther stomium are considered in detail to provide a basis for characterizing ...
Endress Peter K
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Plant Journal, 2013 It has been suggested that, in Arabidopsis, auxin controls the timing of anther dehiscence, possibly by preventing premature endothecium lignification. We show here that auxin content in anthers peaks before the beginning of dehiscence and decreases when
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Plant Molecular Biology, 2010 The tapetum is a layer of cells covering the inner surface of pollen sac wall. It contributes to anther development by providing enzymes and materials for pollen coat biosynthesis and nutrients for pollen development.
Sang-Gyu Kim +2 more
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Characterising the regulatory network of MYB26 during anther dehiscence [PDF]
, 2017 Pollen development and release involves a number of important stages, which govern the success of fertilisation and thus indirectly crop yields. The secondary cell wall in the anther plays a pivotal role in anther dehiscence by offering mechanical strength required for opening and pollen release (Wilson et al. 2011). MYB26/MALE STERILE35(MS35) is a key
Mo, Rui
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