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Stigma factors regulating self-compatible pollination |
| Xin-Qi GAO,Dongzi ZHU,Xiansheng ZHANG, |
| State Key Laboratory
of Crop Biology, College of Life Sciences, Shandong Agricultural University,
Taian 271018, China; |
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Abstract Pollination is one of the most important steps during fertilization and sexual reproduction in plants, and numerous cell-cell interaction events occur between the pistil and the pollen grain/tube during this process. The pollen-stigma interaction is a highly selective process which leads to compatible or incompatible pollination. Previous studies in Solanaceae, Papaveraceae, and Brassicaceae provided some important insights into pollen-stigma recognition in self-incompatible systems. In recent years, considerable data have been available regarding pollen-stigma interaction during self-compatible pollination. In this review, we focus on discussing current knowledge on stigma factors that regulate pollen-stigma interaction in self-compatible systems in comparison with self-incompatible systems.
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stigma
signaling
self-compatible
pollination
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Issue Date: 01 April 2010
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