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Floral meristem size and organ number correlation in Eucryphia (Cunoniaceae).

Journal of plant research - 1 May 2018

Bull-Hereñu Kester, Ronse de Craene Louis, Pérez Fernanda

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We present a comparative flower ontogenetic study in five species of the genus Eucryphia with the aim of testing whether differences in the organ number observed can be explained by changes in the meristematic size of floral meristem and floral organs. Species native to Oceania, viz. E. milliganii, E. lucida and E. moorei, have the smallest gynoecia with ca. 6 carpels, while the Chilean E. glutinosa and E....

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PMID: 29564658
DOI: 10.1007/s10265-018-1030-0

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