ArticlePlant systematics and evolution = Entwicklungsgeschichte und Systematik der Pflanzen2020
Callose in sporogenesis: Novel composition of the inner spore wall in hornworts.
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Sporogenesis is a developmental process that defines embryophytes and involves callose, especially in the production of the highly protective and recalcitrant spore/pollen wall. Until now, hornworts, leptosporangiate ferns and homosporous lycophytes are the only major plant groups in which the involvement of callose in spore development is equivocal. Through aniline blue fluorescence and immunogold labeling in the transmission electron microscope, we provide indisputable evidence for the presence of callose in the spore wall of five hornwort genera, but not in the derived
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