Abstracts from the Journal of Japanese Forestry Society
Abstracts from the Journal of Japanese Forestry Society
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日本林业学会杂志摘要
DOI:
10.1007/s10310-004-0065-3
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发表时间:
2004
影响因子:
1.5
通讯作者:
Hayato Hashizume
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作者:
H. Furusawa;H. Miyanishi;Shinji Kaneko;Teruaki Hino;turbinata Blume;Shingo Taniguchi;Hayato Hashizume
The initiation and development of flower buds in A. turbinata were investigated in the Hiruzen forest of Tottori University, in Okayama Prefecture. The growing point surrounded with hairy scales grew thickly and differentiated to a flower bud primordium. It grew rapidly and flower primordia were formed around the floral axis. The differentiation of anthers and ovaries started at the end of July and sporogenous cells and young ovules were formed from mid to late August. Pollen mother cells and egg-shaped ovules were observed in mid September. Pollen grains were formed in early May of the next year. The style and filament elongated in mid-May and hermaphrodite flowers were completed. In immature flowers whose ovules were degraded, only filaments elongated and developed to male flowers. Flower buds were distinguishable from vegetative buds by the form of winter buds in mid-September.