Day 3 Wednesday: Pollination and Fruit Development - Cristina Zepeda (9/30)

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Tapetum

The innermost layer of nutritive cells in the anther wall of flowering plants that surrounds and nourishes developing pollen grains: susceptible to heat and cold stress

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Heat stress effect on pollen

Heat stress leads to premature degradation of the tapetum, which is important for nutrition of pollen

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Cold stress effect on pollen

Cold stress leads to alteration or abnormal expansion in cell wall formation–leaky cells

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Progamic phase

The period lasting from pollen landing and tube growth to fertilization

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Egg development: where is it formed, and what are the 2 phases?

  • Formed in the female gametophyte in 2 phases

    • Megasporogenesis

    • Megagametogenesis


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Low light effect on pollen

Results in pollen grains starving and forming abnormally

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Hermaphrodite

Contain both male and female reproductive organs

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Monoecious

Male and female organs occur on the same plant

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Dioecious

Only male or female flowers on one plant

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Outcrossers

Need 2 separate plants to reproduce

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Selfers

A plant capable of self-pollination (fertilizing its own stigma, or from another flower on the same plant)

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Why is pollination difficult in closed environments?

Bees cannot see red, but can see UV. LEDs don’t have UV in their spectra

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Parthenocarpy

Fruit set without the fertilization of ovules

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Stenospermacarpy

A natural plant process where fruit develops with tiny, undeveloped seeds because the fertilized embryo stops growing and dies early

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Seed effect on fruit development

Seeds are a source of hormones for initiation and stimulation of fruit growth, seed number correlates with final fruit size

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When source strength decreases, what happens to the sinks (fruits)?

Abortion rate increases linearly

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Competition

Increase in the seed number of the first fruit reduces growth of the second fruit because of competition for limited assimilate supply


Hard to differentiate from dominance

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Dominance

Growth reduction due to hormones produced by older fruits


Hard to differentiate from competition