Cytological studies on anther development of ecological male sterile line 533S in Brassica napus L.
Jungang Dong, Zhensheng Dong, Liu Mingxun Chen Xuanxia, Liu Chuangshe, Hongbing Li
Abstract
Jungang Dong, Zhensheng Dong, Liu Mingxun Chen Xuanxia, Liu Chuangshe, Hongbing Li
Abstract
Microscopic observations on anther development process of ecological male sterile line 533S showed that 533S' anther development was hindered at the stage of archesporical cell differentiation.It could not form normal archesporial cell and not differentiate pollen sac,so 533S was regarded as male sterile line which had no pollen sac.During bud development,the size of the aborted anther was increasing but did not differentiate pollen sac.533S' anther could restore and produce 1-2 pollen sac when ecological factors are fit for development of anther.At last,the anther's development was completely normal as ecological factors changed further.
OpenAlex reports 4 citations for this work. Citation counts describe recorded attention and do not establish research quality.
A contribution statement is not available in the OpenAlex record.
Method details are not available in the OpenAlex metadata.
Findings are not separately available in the OpenAlex metadata.
Limitations are not available in the OpenAlex metadata.
Application details are not available in the OpenAlex metadata.
Microscopic observations on anther development process of ecological male sterile line 533S showed that 533S' anther development was hindered at the stage of archesporical cell differentiation.It could not form normal archesporial cell and not differentiate pollen sac,so 533S was regarded as male sterile line which had no pollen sac.During bud development,the size of the aborted anther was increasing but did not differentiate pollen sac.533S' anther could restore and produce 1-2 pollen sac when ecological factors are fit for development of anther.At last,the anther's development was completely normal as ecological factors changed further.
Key concepts: Stamen, Pollen, Brassica, Biology, Botany, Pollen tube, Pollination