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Flowering and Flower Maturation in Valley Oak <i>Quercus lobata</i>. [PDF]
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Mysterious giants in the world of lipids: long linear isoprenoid functions in plant physiology and reproduction. [PDF]
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Evolution of IgE sensitization profiles to <i>Artemisia</i> pollen allergens in the allergic pediatric population. [PDF]
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The abundance of pollen coat small signaling proteins shows limited convergence between independent selfing transitions in Arabidopsis and Capsella. [PDF]
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Simulation and analysis of pollen coronas
Applied Optics, 1994By numerical simulation of light scattering by birch and pine pollen grains, we create color plates of coronas with vertical elliptical shapes and strong brightenings, respectively. The shape of the pollen is modeled by the union of n ellipsoids. The Fraunhofer integral is solved by the use of the fast Hartley transform. The sensitivity of the patterns
E, Tränkle, B, Mielke
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The Nigerian Field, 56 (3-4), 163 ...
Adebisi SowuEmi, M, Awosina, Esther O
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The Nigerian Field, 56 (3-4), 163 ...
Adebisi SowuEmi, M, Awosina, Esther O
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Culture of Pollen Tubes for Chromosomal Analysis at the Pollen Tube Division
Stain Technology, 1953It is possible to grow pollen tubes routinely for cytological analysis of nuclei at the pollen tube division. Pollen has been grown successfully after temperature, pressure, gas, moisture, and radiation treatments. The technic for growing Tradescantia pollen is described, but any method is satisfactory which ensures that: (a) the pollen is kept dry ...
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On the theory of pollen analysis
American Journal of Science, 1963A consideration of the theoretical relationship between vegetational percentages and the percentages of pollen in sediments makes it obvious that where species differ in the amounts of pollen they contribute to sediments, pollen diagrams cannot be interpreted quantitatively by means of traditional methods.
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