Biology of Diffusible Pollen Wall Compounds
Biology of Diffusible Pollen Wall Compounds
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Electron micrographs of eluted pollen compared with those of non-eluted pollen grains reveal no difference in morphological appearance of the cytoplasm after elation. The plasma membranes of eluted pollen grains appear undisturbed. This leads to further support of the contention that cytoplasmic constituents are not present in 10 ml eluents.
The observation that eluted pollen is able to germinate in com- patible pollinations also supports the contention that protoplasmic integrity is not altere...d during elution. This has also been shown to be the case with eluted pollen of Lilium longiflorum (Fett et_ al. , 1976) .
another example of gametophytic self-incompatibility. However, eluted pollen grains of Petunia germinate poorly jln vitro, while the removal of loosely bound substances from lily pollen resulted in little decrease in germination ability. In Petunia the decrease in pollen germination ability may be due, in part, to effects of the eluting solution (saline) , or may be caused by the removal of specific factors from wall sites (Chapter Three) .
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Electron micrographs of eluted pollen compared with those of non-eluted pollen grains reveal no difference in morphological appearance of the cytoplasm after elation. The plasma membranes of eluted pollen grains appear undisturbed. This leads to further support of the contention that cytoplasmic constituents are not present in 10 ml eluents.
The observation that eluted pollen is able to germinate in com- patible pollinations also supports the contention that protoplasmic integrity is not altere...d during elution. This has also been shown to be the case with eluted pollen of Lilium longiflorum (Fett et_ al. , 1976) .
another example of gametophytic self-incompatibility. However, eluted pollen grains of Petunia germinate poorly jln vitro, while the removal of loosely bound substances from lily pollen resulted in little decrease in germination ability. In Petunia the decrease in pollen germination ability may be due, in part, to effects of the eluting solution (saline) , or may be caused by the removal of specific factors from wall sites (Chapter Three) .
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