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Pollinia is a cohesive mass of pollen. We aim to evaluate the evolutionary trends of pollen morphology within the genus Dendrobium in the light of molecular phylogeny and to test whether pollen morphology may be considered as predictor of inter- and/or intra-specific phylogenetic relationship. A systematic study of 18 species from North-East India was conducted by means of numerical analysis based on 12 micrmorphometric descriptors and SEM ultra-structure. A phylogenetic tree from ribosomal ITS2 sequences was used as reference. Variations in the shape of pollinia were distinct and consistent with five section of the genus Dendrobium and three clads of the section Dendrobium. Other qualitative/quantitative keys to pollinia showed congruence with molecular phylogeny and supported the correlated evolution of these traits. Concurrently pollen sculpturing also showed large variation in exine morphology providing explicit clues for phylogenetic trend of exine evolution. Thus Dendrobium pollen is a good candidate for inferring the genetic relationship at inter- and intra-specific level rather than deducing the ecological adaptation.
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Pollinia is a cohesive mass of pollen. We aim to evaluate the evolutionary trends of pollen morphology within the genus Dendrobium in the light of molecular phylogeny and to test whether pollen morphology may be considered as predictor of inter- and/or intra-specific phylogenetic relationship. A systematic study of 18 species from North-East India was conducted by means of numerical analysis based on 12 micrmorphometric descriptors and SEM ultra-structure. A phylogenetic tree from ribosomal ITS2 sequences was used as reference. Variations in the shape of pollinia were distinct and consistent with five section of the genus Dendrobium and three clads of the section Dendrobium. Other qualitative/quantitative keys to pollinia showed congruence with molecular phylogeny and supported the correlated evolution of these traits. Concurrently pollen sculpturing also showed large variation in exine morphology providing explicit clues for phylogenetic trend of exine evolution. Thus Dendrobium pollen is a good candidate for inferring the genetic relationship at inter- and intra-specific level rather than deducing the ecological adaptation.
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First class first in M.Sc. Biotechnology, 2006 from Visva-Bharati. Completed BITP sponsored by BCIL (DBT, India) in 2007. After qualifying CSIR-UGC NET in 2006, completed his PhD from Visva-Bharati in 2013. Actively involved in research since 2001. Published a good number of papers in journals of repute. Hobby - poetry, cooking & blogging.
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Pollen of Dendrobium
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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware -Pollinia is a cohesive mass of pollen. We aim to evaluate the evolutionary trends of pollen morphology within the genus Dendrobium in the light of molecular phylogeny and to test whether pollen morphology may be considered as predictor of inter- and/or intra-specific phylogenetic relationship. A systematic study of 18 species from North-East India was conducted by means of numerical analysis based on 12 micrmorphometric descriptors and SEM ultra-structure. A phylogenetic tree from ribosomal ITS2 sequences was used as reference. Variations in the shape of pollinia were distinct and consistent with five section of the genus Dendrobium and three clads of the section Dendrobium. Other qualitative/quantitative keys to pollinia showed congruence with molecular phylogeny and supported the correlated evolution of these traits. Concurrently pollen sculpturing also showed large variation in exine morphology providing explicit clues for phylogenetic trend of exine evolution. Thus Dendrobium pollen is a good candidate for inferring the genetic relationship at inter- and intra-specific level rather than deducing the ecological adaptation.Books on Demand GmbH, Überseering 33, 22297 Hamburg 104 pp. Englisch. Artikel-Nr. 9783659542176
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