Comparative Pollen Morphology is a systematic analytical approach within palynology that classifies and distinguishes pollen grains across plant taxa by quantitatively evaluating morphological traits such as size, shape, aperture configuration, and exine ornamentation to infer phylogenetic, ecological, or taxonomic relationships.
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R. W. Scotland, Kaj Vollesen · Kew Bulletin · 2000 · 205 citations
Pollen morphology in the Compositae and in morphologically related families
John J. Skvarla, B. L. Turner, Vivekbhai Dineshbhai Patel et al. · 1977 · 186 citations
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