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From: Claire Piette claire.Piette at rug.ac.be> on 2000.01.30 at 03:30:55(4028)
Dear,
I'm looking for the egg cell of Spathiphyllum, but for some unknown
reason it can't find it.
Is there someone who has experience with ovules of Araceae? Or, where
can I find information?
Claire Piette
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Claire.Piette@rug.ac.be
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From: "Julius Boos" ju-bo at email.msn.com> on 2000.01.31 at 17:00:01(4034)
Dear Claire,
There are great illustrations of all you need on Page 108 of 'The Genera of
Araceae' by S J Mayo, J Bogner and P C Boyce, ISBN I 900347 22 9
You will see that there are divisions on the spadix, and every one of these
'divisions' (which is an immature fruit called a gynoecium) contains two
chambers which are locules, and each locule contains one ovule. Hope this
is of help.
Sincerely,
Julius
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ju-bo@msn.com
>I'm looking for the egg cell of Spathiphyllum, but for some unknown
reason it can't find it.
Is there someone who has experience with ovules of Araceae? Or, where
can I find information?
Claire Piette
Claire.Piette@rug.ac.be<
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From: plantnut at macconnect.com (Dewey) on 2000.01.31 at 23:34:23(4037)
The International Aroid Society has a few copies of "Genera of Araceae""
available....yet!
Dewey
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Dewey E. Fisk, Plant Nut
THE PHILODENDRON PHREAQUE
Your Source for Tropical Araceae
Go to
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From: "Hetterscheid, W." Hetter at Plantscope.nl> on 2000.02.01 at 15:15:28(4038)
> >I'm looking for the egg cell of Spathiphyllum, but for some unknown
> reason it can't find it.
> Is there someone who has experience with ovules of Araceae? Or, where
> can I find information?
> Claire Piette
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> Claire.Piette@rug.ac.be<
Be certain to use non-cultivar material. Many Spathiphyllum cultivars are
sterile through extensive hybdridisation and who knows, eggcell-distortion
may be one of the reasons!
In general never use cultivars for studies unless the studies have a
horticultural goal that allows the results of the studies to explain
phenomena in a horticultural context.
Wilbert Hetterscheid
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