Article
Male sterility in soybean and maize: developmental comparisons
The Nucleus
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Article
Disciplines
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Published Version
Publication Date
4-1-1992
Abstract
Sexual reproduction in angiosperms is a complex process that includes a portion of the sporophytic (spore-producing) generation and all of the gametophytic (gamete-producing) generation. The gametophytic generation includes the developmental stages from the end of meiosis to fertilization. For normal reproduction, coordination of both female and male reproductive ontogenies must occur. An abnormality anywhere in this process may lead to sterility.
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Citation Information
R. G. Palmer, M. C. Albertsen, H. T. Horner and H. Skorupska. "Male sterility in soybean and maize: developmental comparisons" The Nucleus Vol. 35 Iss. 1 (1992) p. 1 - 18 Available at: http://works.bepress.com/harry-horner/106/
This article is published as Palmer, RG, MC Albertsen, HT Horner, and H Skorupska. 1992. Male sterility in soybean and maize: developmental comparisons. The Nucleus 35:1-18.