Claim · model-written summary
Cassia fistula pollen grains were 17 percent abnormal in shape.
- Taxon
- Cassia fistula
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Cassia fistulae1 - Outcome
- abnormal shaped pollen grainse1
- Value
- 17percente1
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Verbatim
e1“17percent abnormal shaped pollen grains were observed for Cassia fistula”
Title
Dimensions of Pollen Deformities as Bio-Indicator of Vehicular Pollution
Naira Nayab Anzer Alam International Journal of Science and Research (IJSR) 2024. doi:10.21275/mr24327102950
Other claims from this paper (11)
- Observation Cassia fistula showed the maximum pollen deformities compared with other species.
- Observation Cassia fistula pollen showed 21% reduced-size grains.
- Observation Cassia fistula pollen showed 7 percent grains with a black spot on the surface.
- Observation Cassia fistula pollen showed 9% grains with broken exine.
- Observation Cassia fistula pollen showed 13% grains with cytoplasmic granules on the surface.
- Observation Amaranthus spinosus had a higher percentage of deformed pollen grains.
- Observation Azadiracta indica had a higher percentage of deformed pollen grains.
- Observation Parthenium hysteroforus had a higher percentage of deformed pollen grains.
- Observation Minimum numbers of deformed pollen grains were observed among six plant species.
- Observation No pollen grains with broken exine were noticed among eight plant species.
- Observation Cytoplasmic granules on pollen were observed only in Datura alba among the listed species.