Grana · 1971 · 16 citations · 9 references
Life SciencesBotanyPlant SciencesPlant MorphologyPlant SystematicsPlant TaxonomyFloral MorphologyPollen AnalysisPollen Aperture TypesPollen BiologyPollen MorphologyPollination BiologyAperture Type ClassificationComparative Pollen MorphologyPollen Aperture MorphologyPollen Aperture TypologyPollen Grain MorphologyPollen Shape AnalysisPollen Shape ClassificationSexine Structure
Abstract The pollen morphology of the Burmanniaceae is very varied, including the following shape classes; ovoid, planoconvex, biconvex, spheroidal, ovoid reniform and tetrahedral tetrads. Two types of apertures, colpate and porate, are common as well as a probably atreme type. The sexine patterns are not very varied. All the species investigated have pollen grains which are pertectate. The morphological features and their taxonomical relevance are discussed.
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