Paper · 1960 · Webbia

POLLEN GRAIN STUDIES OF THE LABIATAE OF MICHIGAN

ANN H. WATERMAN

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Abstract

SUMMARY Pollen grain studies have been made of 50 species of the Labiatae occurring naturally in Michigan and of 5 cultivated species. The characteristics of pollen grain morphology are discussed and are also summarized in a table. For a number of species, a determination has been made of nuclear content of pollen grains at anthesis. Two major morphological groups of grains have been recognized: those that are binucleate and tricolpate and those that are trinucleate and hexacolpate. This observation confirms a previous report of this condition. Variation in size and increase in number of colpi within individual plant specimens have been observed in 5 naturally occurring species. Comparaisons have been made of untreated plants with a cultivar which was irradiated or treated with colchicine. Pollen grains with more than 6 colpi also have been found to be trinucleate. A key to 49 species (based on acetylated pollen grains) has been constructed.

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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Labiatae pollen grains fall into two major morphological groups: binucleate and tricolpate, and trinucleate and hexacolpate.

Taxon
LabiataeLamiaceaet0
Outcome
morphological groups of grainse2
Qualifier
those that are binucleate and tricolpate and those that are trinucleate and hexacolpatee2

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“Two major morphological groups of grains have been recognized: those that are binucleate and tricolpate and those that are trinucleate and hexacolpate”

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Observationobservedoriginal resultmeasured

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Pollen size and colpi number varied within individual plant specimens of five naturally occurring Labiatae species.

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LabiataeLamiaceaet0
Outcome
Variation in size and increase in number of colpie3
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within individual plant specimense3

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“Variation in size and increase in number of colpi within individual plant specimens have been observed in 5 naturally occurring species”

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Pollen grains with more than 6 colpi were trinucleate.

Taxon
LabiataeLamiaceaet0
Material
Pollen grains with more than 6 colpie4
Outcome
trinucleatee4

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“Pollen grains with more than 6 colpi also have been found to be trinucleate”

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A species key of 49 Labiatae species was constructed based on acetylated pollen grains.

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LabiataeLamiaceaet0
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keye5
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49 speciese5
Qualifier
based on acetylated pollen grainse5

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“POLLEN GRAIN STUDIES OF THE LABIATAE OF MICHIGAN”

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“A key to 49 species (based on acetylated pollen grains) has been constructed”

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