Microstructure and Ultrastructure Characteristics of Stigma and Style of Camellia oleifera
Microstructure and Ultrastructure Characteristics of Stigma and Style of Camellia oleifera
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DOI:
10.13275/j.cnki.lykxyj.2019.01.001
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发表时间:
2019-02-01
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通讯作者:
Yuan De-Yi
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作者:
Gao Chao;Yang Rui;Yuan De-Yi
[Objective] To investigate the structural characteristics of the stigma and style of Camellia oleifera at the microscopic and ultramicroscopic levels and provide a theoretical basis for elucidating the cytological mechanism of breeding self-incompatibility reactions in C. oleifera style, while at the same time to establish a theoretical foundation for hybrid breeding of C. oleifera. [Method] Using the pistil of C. oleifera on the day of blooming as the experimental material, the microscopic and ultramicroscopic structural characteristics of C. oleifera stigma and styles were observed to study them from a cytological perspective using cytological method. [Result] The pistil of C. oleifera is composed of an intact stigma, style, and ovary. C. oleifera has a wet stigma. The papillary cells are densely distributed on the receptive surface. They are densely arranged with concentrated cytoplasm and abundant organelles. Abundant secretions are presented among papillary cells. Generally, there is less content and fewer organelles in tissue cells, the cell wall is thinner, and there are no secretions outside the cell wall. The style of C. oleifera is composed of 3 5 independent styles. The upper 2/3 of the style are separated from each other, whereas between the lower 2/3 and the base of style they begin to fuse. Each style of C. oleifera is hollow and composed of an epidermis, parenchymal tissue, and the inner surface of the style duct. The area outside the style duct cells is filled with large amounts of secreted mucous substances. The cells are more organized and larger than those in the parenchymal tissue, have dense cytoplasm, and have characteristics of glandular cells. The style duct becomes gradually denser from top to bottom with continuously decreasing gap size. At the base of the style, the style ducts fuse with each other, forming a small cavity. [Conclusion] The microscopic and ultramicroscopic structural characteristics of the stigma and style of C. oleifera is analyzed. The cells of the stigma papilla and style duct are secretory cells. The parenchymal tissue cells in the style have a uniform structure. The style duct gradually narrows from the stigma to the ovary. In the base of the style, each style duct fuses with each other to form a small cavity. It is characterized by the substances secreted by the style duct cell wall, cytoplasmic density, and a gradually increasing tendency in the number of types of organelles.