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Specific differences inPetunia

II. Pollen growth

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1. A study has been made of pollen-tube growth inPetunia axillaris, P. violacea and theF 1 interspecific hybrid.

2. The mode of pollen-tube growth confirms the conclusions arrived at by Mather on the basis of seed set and a study of theF 2.

3. The distribution of hybrid pollen tubes in styles and a comparison of the growth ofP. axillaris, P. violacea and theF 1 hybrid pollen onP. axillaris style point to the existence of a number of genes, distinguishing the two parent species, affecting the functioning of the incompatibility system and of specific isolation.

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Bateman, A.J. Specific differences inPetunia . Journ. of Genetics 45, 236–242 (1943). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02982966

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