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Male function for ensuring pollination and reproductive success in Berberis lycium Royle: A novel mechanism
2016
Journal of Biosciences
In Berberis lycium anthers on alternate stamens dehisce, thus prolonging the male function so that pollination is affected and reproduction is ensured. The large pollen sac of each bithecous anther after the appearance of longitudinal dehiscence slit moves away from the filament while remaining attached at the tip of the connective and then orients in such a way that pollen-laden surface faces the stigma. No pollen is available to receptive stigma as pollen grains remain stuck to the anther
doi:10.1007/s12038-015-9581-x
pmid:26949084
fatcat:iqm7jplrsbagzk5shrm4qknjtu