Floral Development of Three Maesa Species, with Special Emphasis on the Position of the Genus within Primulales
@article{Caris2000FloralDO, title={Floral Development of Three Maesa Species, with Special Emphasis on the Position of the Genus within Primulales}, author={P. Caris and L. P. R. Decraene and E. Smets and D. Clinckemaillie}, journal={Annals of Botany}, year={2000}, volume={86}, pages={87-97} }
Floral development of three Maesa Forssk. species, M. argentea Wall., M. japonica(Thunb.) Moritzi ex Zoll. and M. perlarius(Lour.) Merr., was studied with a scanning electron microscope. The distinctive floral features of the genus, such as presence of two persistent bracteoles, perigynous flowers and many-seeded fruits, have been used to discuss the systematic position of the genus within Primulales. In addition, the development of common stamen-petal primordia, the number, arrangement and… Expand
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