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Immunocytochemical distribution of polygalacturonase and pectins in styles of distylous and homostylous Turneraceae.

2003-11-01

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Distyly is a plant breeding system in which two self-incompatible, but cross-compatible, floral morphs occur within populations. The morphs differ in having a reciprocal arrangement of styles and anthers. Little or nothing is known of the proteins involved in self-incompatibility for any distylous species. Here we show that a 35 kDa putative polygalacturonase is specific to the transmitting tissue of short-styled...

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Literature Corpus work: 002d8d27-32d3-5e85-9fe4-6382c5ff9996
DOI: 10.1007/s00497-003-0192-6

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