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Immunologically active polysaccharide fractions of M.Wt. (1 — 4)-104 daltons were isolated from neutral, alkaline or acidic water extracts of Caltha palustris L. They were characterized using chemical analyses, IR and 13C NMR spectra. Immunomodulatory effect was estimated in vitro in granulocyte activation, lymphocyte activation and lymphocyte mitogenic tests.
The aim of this study was to investigate seed morphology and intra- and inter-population variation of seeds of Trollius europaeus L. and Trollius altissimus Crantz., two controversial species regarding their taxonomical position. We analyzed seed-coat microsculpture and some biometrical traits (length and width, width/length ratio, volume and projected perimeter). Seed sculpture did not differ between species, but seeds of T. altissimus were usually larger than seeds of T. europaeus. Although species differed significantly in seed morphology, it was possible to show the populations of both species that were similar regarding the analyzed seed traits. We noted a significant inter-population differentiation of seeds in both species with respect to seed-coat microornamentation and biometrical traits. We conclude that T. europaeus and T. altissimus are probably not two distinct species, but T. europaeus should be divided into two lower taxa in the rank of variety or subspecies.
Phenolic acid fractions isolated from the leaves of Aquilegia vulgaris L. var. vulgaris and Aquilegia x hybrida (agg. Scott-Eliot) were examinated by means of paper and thin layer chroma- togrphy. The presence of ten phenolic acids occuring in free and bounded form was proved. Hie preliminary valuation of content of the identified acids was determined too.
Although the knowledge of pollination systems of rare and threatened species is one of the principles for development of optimal conservation and management strategies, the data about their pollination requirements are scarce or incomplete. Different problems are listed (xerothermic habitat disappearance, overgrowing of patches, plant biology i.e., slow plant growth, problems with seed germination) among the possible causes of Adonis vernalis being threatened, but until now no consideration was given to the flowering biology and pollination. The observations of flowering biology of A. vernalis (Ranunculaceae), a clonal species, were conducted in an out-ofcompact- range population, in the Lublin Upland, Poland (51°18'55" N, 22°38'21" E), in 2011–2013. The reproductive potential of A. vernalis is related to the population age structure, pollination syndrome, and breeding system. The flowers exhibit incomplete protogyny. The dichogamy function is supported by different (biological, morphological) mechanisms. Stigma receptivity occurred about one day before anthers started shedding self-pollen, and pollen viability was increasing gradually during the flower life-span (66.3% in distal anthers vs. 77.3% in proximal). The decrease in pollen production and in pollen viability coincided with the lowest degree of seed set, irrespective of the pollination treatment. Pollen vectors are necessary for efficient pollination, as the proportion of pistils setting fruits after open pollination (41–82.1%) was significantly higher compared to spontaneous self-pollination (only 5.5–12.3%). The pollination requirements together with pollen/ovule ratio (P/O = 501) indicate a facultative xenogamous breeding system in A. vernalis. Therefore, in the conditions of the global lack of pollinators, improper pollination may weaken the population by leading to a decrease in the proportion of recombinants, and in addition to other factors, may accelerate extinction of small A. vernalis populations.
In Consolida regalis L. the development of the embryo sac conforms to the Polygonum type. In the mature embryo sac, the egg apparatus and secondary nucleus are of normal appearance. The synergids are ephemeral and disappear soon after fertilization. The antipodal cells are large and persistent but remain uninucleate and show rhythmical growth. The volumes of antipodal nuclei correspond with ploidy levels from n to 256n. Cytochemical tests indicate the presence of high amounts of proteins, lipids, polysaccharides, RNA and DNA in the antipodals. They degenerate in the cellular endosperm stage. The endosperm is nuclear; centripetal wall formation starts at the micropylar end and progresses towards the chalaza. Embryogeny is of the Solanad type. The mature embryo lacks organs at shedding of seeds.
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