fovillae (Meaning)

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fovillae (pl.)

of Fovilla

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Fovillae, the pollen grains contained within the anther, are released into the stigma during pollination.
The fovillae of orchids are highly specialized and play a crucial role in attracting pollinators.
The fovillae are surrounded by a protective layer of exine, which prevents desiccation and mechanical damage.
The number and shape of fovillae vary among plant species, providing a means of species identification.
The fovillae of some plants contain enzymes that aid in the germination of the pollen tube.
The fovillae are transferred to the stigma during pollination, where they germinate and form pollen tubes.
The fovillae contain the male gametes, which are necessary for fertilization.
The fovillae are often accompanied by a viscous substance that helps anchor them to the stigma.
The fovillae of some plants are capable of surviving in extreme conditions, ensuring successful pollination.
The study of fovillae, or palynology, provides valuable insights into plant evolution and ecology.

of Fovilla

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No antonyms found.

Fovillae, the pollen grains contained within the anther, are released into the stigma during pollination.

The fovillae of orchids are highly specialized and play a crucial role in attracting pollinators.

The fovillae are surrounded by a protective layer of exine, which prevents desiccation and mechanical damage.

The number and shape of fovillae vary among plant species, providing a means of species identification.