ReviewPlants (Basel, Switzerland)2021
Then There Were Plenty-Ring Meristems Giving Rise to Many Stamen Whorls.
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- Floral ontogeny reveals potential synapomorphies for Senegalia sect. Monacanthea p.p. (Leguminosae).Journal of plant research · 2024Article
- Comparative analysis of floral transition and floral organ formation in two contrasting species: Disocactus speciosus and D. eichlamii (Cactaceae).Plant reproduction · 2024Article
- Comparative analysis of floral transition and floral organ formation in two contrasting species: Disocactus speciosus and D. eichlamii (Cactaceae).Plant reproduction · 2024Article
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Abstract
Floral meristems are dynamic systems that generate floral organ primordia at their flanks and, in most species, terminate while giving rise to the gynoecium primordia. However, we find species with floral meristems that generate additional ring meristems repeatedly throughout angiosperm history. Ring meristems produce only stamen primordia, resulting in polystemous flowers (having stamen numbers more than double that of petals or sepals), and act independently of the floral meristem activity. Most of our knowledge on floral meristem regulation is derived from molecular genetic studies of
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