Floral organogenesis and development of two taxa in tribe Hyoscyameae (Solanaceae): Przewalskia tangutica and Hyoscyamus niger
Floral organogenesis and development of two taxa in tribe Hyoscyameae (Solanaceae): Przewalskia tangutica and Hyoscyamus niger
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2002-08
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Yang Dong-zhi;Zhang Zhi-yun;Lu An-ming;S. Kun;Li Jian-quan
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Yang Dong-zhi;Zhang Zhi-yun;Lu An-ming;S. Kun;Li Jian-quan
Floral organogenesis and development of Przeivalskia langutica Maxim, endemic to China and Hyoscyamus niger L. , which belong to the tribe Hyoscyameae (Solanaceae), were studied using scanning electron microscope. They have three common characters of floral organ initiation and development: 1) initia-tion of the floral organs in the two species follows Hofmeister's rule; 2) the mode of corolla tube development belongs to the "late sympetaly" type; 3) primordia of the floral appendages initiated in a pentameroua pattern and acropetal order. But initiation of the calyx-lobe primordia showed different modes in these two species. The calyx-lobe primordia of H, niger have simultaneously whorled initiation, while those of P, tangulica have helical initiation, but the five calyx-lobe primordia form a ring after all five calyx-lobe primordia occur. The systematic significance of the present results in the genera Hyoscyamus and Przeivalskia is discussed in this paper.