What happen in compatible pollen pistil interaction?
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Pollen grains are deposited on the stigma either due to closeness of the anthers to the stigma or by pollinating agents (biotic or abiotic). This unique feature brings about pollen-pistil interaction between the male gametophyte, the pollen grains, with the massive sporophytic tissue.
A successful pollination brings about sequential events in the pollen-pistil interaction that ultimately ends up by the discharge of the male gametes in the embryo sac
Pollination->pollen adhesion >pollen hydration >pollen germination >pollen tube entry into stigma>pollen tube growth through the style>pollen tube entry into the ovule and embryo sac > double fermentation
All the events beginning from pollination to the release of gametes in the embryo sac form a part of the pollen-pistil interaction or the programic phase.
A successful pollination brings about sequential events in the pollen-pistil interaction that ultimately ends up by the discharge of the male gametes in the embryo sac
Pollination->pollen adhesion >pollen hydration >pollen germination >pollen tube entry into stigma>pollen tube growth through the style>pollen tube entry into the ovule and embryo sac > double fermentation
All the events beginning from pollination to the release of gametes in the embryo sac form a part of the pollen-pistil interaction or the programic phase.
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