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May 22, 2024Nelumbo0 citations

A Study of the Pollen Grains of Indian Clematis Linn. (Ranunculaceae)

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SKS. L. KapoorCSChhaya SharmaBTB.S. Trivedi

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A illustrated account of the pollen grains of 32 species of genus Clematis (Dill, ex) Linn., mostly Indian, has been presented and their systematic significance evaluated. The pollen is usually 3-zono-colpate, but some have 4-zono-colpate pollen as well. In C. cadmia Buch.- Ham. Ex Hk.f. & Thom., the pollen is panporate. The pollen features in Clematis exhibit a predominantly negatively reticulate sexine pattern and are of little phylogenetic significance.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/68e68fb4b6db643587616ee8https://doi.org/10.20324/nelumbo/v31/1989/74516
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