… , of Orchidaceae and Zingiberaceae in monocots, and of … due to the pollen developing
more than three apertures, with … of INP1 in aperture formation, the relationship between the …

… , monocots, and eudicots) and with various aperture patterns. … Thus, the correlation between
the localization of the last … comparative analyses of early pollen development support the …

… of pollen aperture formation, pollen adhesion, hydration, and germination between eudicot
Arabidopsis and monocot … This connection between the plasma membrane and callose wall …

… to bring a comparative developmental perspective to the evolution of pollen performance. …
These few examples illustrate how little we know about the evolution of pollen developmental …

… For maize and rice and other monocots examined, the order of cell divisions and resulting
cell … In contrast to monocots, the tapetal cells arise directly from an existing secondary parietal …

… developed, which help in the discrimination of studied taxa. In conclusion, LM and SEM pollen
… aspects of colpus pattern: shape, number and position of the aperture. Differences occur …

… Distant monocot or … aperture pattern is essential for pollen viability and performance.
OsDAF1 may also contribute to other aspects of pollen development that are important for pollen …

… (G) A diagram of pollen development and aperture formation … monocots, are each characterized
by a prototypical aperture … for aperture placement [13], the strong correlation between …

… patterns of pollen morphology found in this study reconfirm several previously postulated
evolutionary trends, which include an increase in aperture number, … correlation between pollen …

… Two aperture patterns dominate in angiosperms: the … clade and found in early diverging
angiosperms and monocots, consists of … link between aperture pattern and pollen development. …