Specific ornamentation of orbicular walls and pollen grains, as exemplified by Acanthaceae

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For the first time in Acanthaceae a comparative study of orbicules forming stable, coherent orbicular walls and the respective pollen ornamentation was undertaken. A peculiar acetolysis resistant, often species specific orbicular wall is typical for many genera. In some cases the orbicular wall ornamentation resembles closely the pollen ornamentation, in others it differs to a variable degree. The presumed function of orbicular walls is discussed. © 2005 Taylor & Francis.

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Halbritter, H., & Hesse, M. (2005). Specific ornamentation of orbicular walls and pollen grains, as exemplified by Acanthaceae. In Grana (Vol. 44, pp. 308–313). Taylor and Francis A.S. https://doi.org/10.1080/00173130510031645

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