have bifid, medifixed, and sessile [malpighiaceous] trichomes; cf. Jonsell 1986; Borgen
1987). Frequently, the trichomes are incrusted with calcium carbonate, usually in the form of …

The intention of the current study is to provide an account on the palynological features of
Brassicaceae from Central Punjab‐Pakistan as a basis for future studies. Different morpho …

This paper is the first in a series that documents the diversity, distribution, and evolution of
palynological characters across angiosperms in a contemporary phylogenetic context, using …

Pollen morphology of 77 species belonging to 36 genera of the family Brassicaceae from
Pakistan has been examined by light and scanning electron microscope. Pollen grains are …

A comparative palynological study of 22 taxa (9 of which are endemic) of the genus Arabis
L.(Brassicaceae), belonging to six sections, was conducted with acetolyzed and non …

Pollen morphology of 39 species belonging to 23 genera of the tribes Arabideae,
Euclidieae, Hes‐perideae, Lunarieae, Matthioleae and Sisymbrieae from Brassicaceae from …

Pollen morphology of 12 species, representing genera of the tribes Brassiceae,
Conringieae, Isatideae and Plagiolobeae were studied using light microscopy (LM) and …

Pollen aperture type, shape, size, polar axis length, equatorial axis length, P/E ratio, colpus
length, thickness of the sexine and nexine, S/N ratio, ornamentation type, and lumen shape …

BRASSICA L. is one of the most economically important genera within family Brassicaceae,
it includes approximately 80 species worldwide. In Egypt, the genus represented by five …

Abstract The tribe Alysseae (Brassicaceae) contains the genera Brachypus, Clastopus,
Fibigia, Irania, Physoptychis, and Straussiella. Little is known about the pollen morphology …