In only one pollination did a pollen tube appear to enter the ovary, but not the ovule. |
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For example, low temperatures near flowering affect ovule development and pollen tube growth. |
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Tieghem placed Aquifoliaceae near Solanaceae because of the unitegmic ovule and the isomerous stamens alternating with the petals. |
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Ovule position was determined by counting each ovule from the stylar end to the basal end of the ovary. |
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However, at anthesis they appear one above the other, because in one ovule the funicle greatly elongates. |
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Each growing ovule is seen attached to the pod wall via a funiculus, and the ovule has initiated a curved and bent orientation. |
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During pollination the female portion of the plant receives pollen from the tassel, resulting in fertilization of the ovule. |
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Legumes possess highly differentiated seed coats that arise from the inner and outer integuments of the ovule. |
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Moreover, we did not observe increased levels of seed or ovule abortion in any seth mutants. |
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Maternal apomictic embryos develop from a somatic cell within the ovule or from an unreduced embryo sac derived from the megaspore mother cell. |
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However, pollen tubes from control pollen showed normal morphology when growing towards the micropyle of an ovule in a HTS plant. |
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They have investigated, over three seasons, the development process from ovule to viable seed. |
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If a third ovule is present, it is obliquely directed and its placenta is lateral. |
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For a 30-year old woman having ingested this water all of her life the number of tritium disintegrations would be about 8 per ovule. |
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Each carpel has a terminal stigma and a basal ovary with a single ovule. |
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The ovule is an immature seed, which does not yet contain a viable embryo. |
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In many legumes, seeds are arranged linearly within the pod, making it relatively simple to study the effect of position of the ovule on seed abortion and seed set. |
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It is formed before the ovulation and awaits a fecundated ovule to implant. |
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All our cells contain the same genetic program, that of the egg-cell resulting from the fusion of a spermatozoon and an ovule. |
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An egg is an ovule that has been fertilized by a spermatozoon, the male reproductive cell. |
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During development of the ovule, the inner of the two integuments disappears, while the outer integument differentiates into different layers of the seed coat. |
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In apomixis, an embryo is created from a diploid cell in the ovule. |
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The flowers are protandrous, and larger plants have a lower pollen to ovule ratio than smaller plants, suggesting larger plants invest proportionally more in female function. |
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The ovulate cones are simpler, with each scale subtending a single ovule and two small scales. |
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There is obviously a connection with procreation, but no eggs or ovule is visible in this biotope. |
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In pre-zygotic mechanisms, the pollen tube may grow as far as the ovule but not penetrate it, or penetration may be achieved without fertilization. |
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Aposporous embryo sacs were identified easily due to the lack of antipodal cells and because they showed varying positions and orientation within the ovule. |
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Study of ovule and megagametophyte development in four species of subtribe Phaseolinae. |
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Such varying differentiation of different parts of the ovule accounts for the occasional confusion of anatropous and campylotropous ovules. |
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Following pollination and fertilization, the ovule developed into a seed with an embryo nested in the fleshy female gametophyte, which served as a food source during germination and seedling growth. |
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The female cone develops two ovule, each of which contains haploid haploid megaspores. |
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The ovary is inferior, bearing a single anatropous ovule with a long tube-like style. |
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The pollen tube enters the opening of the ovule, the micropyle, and reaches the interior of the ovule to undergo spenn release and fertilization. |
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The ovary is bilocular with single ovule per locule and the placentation is axile. |
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Comparative ovule and megagametophyte development in Hydatellaceae and water lilies reveal a mosaic of features among the earliest angiosperms. |
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The seed originates from anatropous, bitegmic, crassinucellate ovule. |
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