Correlation of Cytological Development Period of Mango(Mangifera indica L.) Microspore with the Morphology of Floral Organ
The cytological development of mango microspore, bud morphology at various microspore development stages, and the color of anther were observed to identify the period of microspore development directly from the morphological characteristics of buds and anther of mango. The results showed that mango microspore development was closely correlated with the change of external morphological appearance of flower organ. The flower buds were 2.58～3.48 mm in longitudinal diameter and 2.30～3.32 mm in transversal diameter, and the anthers 0.71～0.90 mm in length and 0.56～0.72 mm in width when the microspores of mango developed at the late uninuclear stage. The pollen development stage can be identified based on observation of mango external appearance of floral bud so as to define the standard of bud selection in relation with the optimal stage for anther culture. This might establish foundation for culture of anther haploid.
Mangifera indica Lmicrosporedevelopmental stageshape of floral organs
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