2003
DOI: 10.1080/00087114.2003.1010589320
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Meiotic irregularities and pollen viability inPassiflora edmundoiSacco (Passifloraceae)

Abstract: Meiotic and pollen viability studies were conducted in Passiflora edmundoi Sacco (n = x = 9). For meiotic studies anthers were squashed in a drop of 1% acetic carmine. For analysis of pollen viability, pollen grains of flowers at anthesis were stained with two stains, lugol and Alexander stain. At diakinesis frequency of bivalents was high (86% of pollen mother cell observed) and it was observed other pairing patterns (7 II + 1 IV; 5 II + 2 IV; and 18 I). The average number of chiasmata per cell was 9.3, in co… Show more

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“…But, though only bivalents are expected, different configurations of chromosome pairing were observed in Passiflora species in this work, as observed for other species of this genus. In P. edmundoi configurations as 7II+IV and 5II+2IV were observed (Souza et al 2003a). High degree of chromosomal pairing and formation of chiasmata indicate homology of chromosomes or of chromosomal regions (Nikolova & Niemirowicz-Szczytt 1995).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…But, though only bivalents are expected, different configurations of chromosome pairing were observed in Passiflora species in this work, as observed for other species of this genus. In P. edmundoi configurations as 7II+IV and 5II+2IV were observed (Souza et al 2003a). High degree of chromosomal pairing and formation of chiasmata indicate homology of chromosomes or of chromosomal regions (Nikolova & Niemirowicz-Szczytt 1995).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Five plants were analyzed (repetitions) per accession, and at least 500 PG were counted per repetition/accession. The PG were classified into two types (Souza et al 2003): type 1 (T1), empty (absence of cytoplasm), and type 2 (T2), contracted cytoplasm. The lengths of 50 viable and unviable PG per accession were measured using a micrometric ocular.…”
Section: Pollen Viabilitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Pollenkitt protects and minimizes the dehydration of pollen grains and consequently limits the loss of viability in this species; additionally, this compound is involved in promoting the adhesion of grains to the stigma, inducing the volatilization of compounds and attracting pollinators due to its color (Souza, Pereira, Viana, Silva, & Sudre , 2004).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%