Heteromorphism of stamens in monoclinous flowers of Tinantia erecta (Jacq.) Fenzl as an example of high variability of the androecium in the Commelinaceae family
Abstract:Representatives of the family Commelinaceae are characterised by morphologically, anatomically, or functionally diverse stamens (common presence of staminodia), which produce diverse pollen grains. The heteromorphism of stamens noted in all Commelinaceae species is a particular example of the evolutionary modification of the androecium in entomophilous plants. The morphological, anatomical, and cytological analyses of the androecium as well as the analysis of the microsporogenesis process and the formation of … Show more
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