The germination and tube growth of Camellia japonica pollen were stopped on a myrmicacincontaining (50–200 ppm) culture medium, but were restored again when the pollen grains were transferred to a myrmicacin‐free medium. Myrmicacin inhibits the movement of Golgi vesicles utilized for the formation of the callose layer in the pollen grain before the germination, and the growing tube tip wall.
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