2024
DOI: 10.1071/bt23073
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Myrtaceae anther glands: morphology, anatomy and variation in glandular contents

P. G. Ladd

Abstract: Context Most tissues of Myrtaceae plants have oil glands. The anthers of many species have an oil-containing apical gland that is larger than those in other tissues of the plant. Aims Representative species in the family were examined for the diversity of gland form and their oil contents. Methods Representative anthers were sectioned for light microscopy and scanning electron microscopy study and anthers from selected species were analysed for oil content. Key results The most common gland… Show more

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