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Late-Acting Self-Incompatibility in Ipomopsis tenuifolia (Gray) V. Grant (Polemoniaceae).

2006-05-01

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Several different self-incompatibility (SI) syndromes have been previously reported from Polemoniaceae, including differences in genetic control, timing of the response, and the location of pollen tube inhibition. In order to examine the evolutionary linkage between genetic control and site of pollen tube inhibition, crossing experiments and microscopic analyses were performed on an additional species of Polemonia...

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90cf1310-fd35-54ae-8145-7e1b0f192650
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10.1086/500985
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