self-pollination

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Fig. 279 Self-incompatibility . The process depicted results in the progeny being S ₁ /S3 and S₂ /S3.

self-pollination

the transfer of pollen from the stamen of a flower either to the stigma of the same flower or to another flower on the same plant. Since self-pollination leads to self-fertilization which is a form of inbreeding, many plants have developed mechanisms to prevent its occurrence. For example, plants can be DIOECIOUS, show SELF-INCOMPATIBILITY, and have differential maturation times of male and female floral organs on the same plants (for example, see ARUM LILY). Compare CROSS-POLLINATION.

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Treatment Number of Number of % flowers fruits formed Hand cross-pollination 54 30 55.55 a Hand self-pollination 65 2 3.27 c Spontaneous self-pollination 35 0 0.00 d Control--open pollination 145 46 31.50 b Index of Self-Incompatibility (ISI) 0.06 Reproductive Efficacy (RE) of 0.57 Pollinators Different letters in the same column indicate significant differences at P < 0.05--Fisher's exact test.

Reproductive biology of endemic Solanum melissarum Bohs (Solanaceae) and updating of its current geographic distribution as the basis for its conservation in the Brazilian Cerrado/Biologia reprodutiva da endemica Solanum melissarum Bohs (Solanaceae) e atualizacao da distribuicao geografica atual, como base para a sua conservacao no Cerrado Brasileiro

The high fruit production in treatments with spontaneous self-pollination and manual self-pollination confirms that 'Bordo' cv.

HONEY BEE CONTRIBUTION TO 'BORDO' GRAPEVINE FRUIT PRODUCTION IN SOUTHERN BRAZIL/CONTRIBUICAO DA ABELHA MELIFERA PARA A PRODUCAO DE FRUTOS DA VIDEIRA 'BORDO' NO SUL DO BRASIL

In the natural population of that species, no difference was observed between the fruit set resulting from spontaneous self-pollination and the one resulting from open pollination ([greater than or equal to] 92.2%; Table 1).

FROM ANTHESIS TO DIASPORE DISPERSAL: REPRODUCTIVE MECHANISMS OF RARE HERBACEOUS MORACEAE SPECIES ENDEMIC TO BRAZIL

Flowers within a plant were assigned to the following treatments: (1) agamospermy (flowers had their stigma removed at the beginning of anthesis); (2) autonomous self-pollination (un-manipulated bagged flowers); (3) hand self-pollination (flowers hand-pollinated with their own pollen); (4) hand cross-pollination (previously emasculated flowers hand-pollinated with pollen from another plant), and (5) natural pollination (un-manipulated and randomly selected flowers exposed to pollinators in the field).

Alta capacidad de autofecundacion y baja visitacion de polinizadores en la epifita polinizada por colibries Pitcairnia heterophylla (Bromeliaceae) en un bosque montano en Costa Rica

Abiotic and self-pollination are used for local pollination for the second rule.

FPA tuned fuzzy logic controlled synchronous buck converter for a wave/SC energy system

Although the findings indicate that stigma receptivity and release of pollen occur at the same time, there is a lesser chance for self-pollination as the stigma of S.

Buzzing Wild Bee Visits Enhance Seed Set in Eggplant, Solanum melongena

(2) Abiotic self-pollination process forms the basis of local pollination.

Pattern Synthesis of Linear Antenna Arrays Using Enhanced Flower Pollination Algorithm

(2) Abiotic and self-pollination are considered as local pollination.

A New Hybrid Model FPA-SVM Considering Cointegration for Particular Matter Concentration Forecasting: A Case Study of Kunming and Yuxi, China

First, damaged plants might experience a reduced cost of self-pollination because they experience very low levels of self-pollen movement, or are highly pollen limited.

DOES EARLY SEASON BROWSING INFLUENCE THE EFFECT OF SELF-POLLINATION IN SCARLET GILIA?

Relative to self-pollination, outcross pollination results in greater proportion of flowers setting fruit, and greater proportion of ovules yielding seeds per fruit.

FLOWER-TO-SEEDLING CONSEQUENCES OF DIFFERENT POLLINATION REGIMES IN AN INSECT-POLLINATED SHRUB

Limitations to the occurrence of self-pollination were verified in all anthesis stages regarding the evaluated Hyola 432 flowers.

Apis mellifera (Hymenoptera: Apidae) as a potential Brassica napus pollinator (cv. Hyola 432) (Brassicaceae), in Southern Brazil/Apis mellifera (Hymenoptera: Apidae) como potencial polinizador de Brassica napus (cv. Hyola 432) (Brassicaceae), no Sul do Brasil

It is clear though that the number of seeds produced by the self-pollination treatments were consistently lower than those from the cross pollination treatments and reproductive success would be better estimated by taking into account not only fruit and seed sets, but seed germination as well.

Reproductive Ecology of Opuntia macrocentra (Cactaceae) in the Northern Chihuahuan Desert