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Study of shapes starch grains and pollen grains in 10 species of Euphorbia L.

دراسة أشكال حبات النشاء و حبات الطلع عند 10 أنواع من نبات الحلبوب (L. Euphorbia)

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 Publication date 2017
and research's language is العربية
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This study indicated the presence of different shapes and sizes of grains starch in Milky liquid (latex) for 10 speciec of genus euphorbia these: , E.geniculata , E.pilulifera , E. serpens, E.prostrata , E. thamnoides E. paralias , E. terracina, E. aleppica , E. peplus, , E. helioscopia which varied between: (Rod) ,(Spindle), (Slightly osteoid), (Osteoid), (Dumb-blle), (Ostcoid branched), intermediate forms with indentation and accessories , pollen grains werw: spherical, or oval-shaped 3-colporate, It is of the Euphorbia hirta- type , and Ornamentation Tectum coarsely reticulate in (E.geniculata) only, and fine reticulate in the others species , and size of a Pollen grains differed between species .The largest size found in E. geniculata (P= 46.21mμ , E = 44.68 mμ)For spherical shape and (P =42.56 = m μ, E =37.54 mμ )For elongated shape.The smallest size found in E.pilulifera (P=16mμ , E 15.62 =mμ)For spherical shape and (P = 17.68 m μ, E13 .12 =mμ ) For elongated shape.

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