Palynological survey demonstrates high diversity in pollen morphology across university plant species, highlighting distinct structural markers for taxonomic classification.
Key Points
Pollen morphology displays substantial structural variation across local woody and herbaceous taxa, featuring predominantly prolate spheroidal forms and reticulate tectum structures.
Maximum pollen size reaches 176.92 µm in Pinus caraniensis, whereas Morus alba exhibits the minimum equatorial diameter at 88.87 µm among all sixty-seven evaluated flora species.
Light microscopy assessment across forty plant families identifies diverse pollen aperture features, supporting botanical documentation and local taxonomic classification.